Sentence examples for looking precarious from inspiring English sources
The City, a big contributor to revenues as well as GDP growth, is expected to take quite a knock.Even with the planned slowdown in spending, the public finances are looking precarious.
Jonathan Wright With the Twin Peaks sequel looking precarious, here's a timely, star-stuffed stopgap: a mysterious new drama shepherded to the small screen by fallen movie idol M Night Shyamalan.
Qualification for the quarter-finals of the Friends Provident t20 is also far from certain, with Yorkshire's position in the top four looking precarious after a 34-run defeat.
Indeed, some insiders are now saying that European leaders will not be able to resolve their differences in March.Fears of an adverse reaction in the markets Portugal's position is looking precarious, with bond yields exceeding the unsustainable level of 7% over the past month should focus minds enough to produce an agreement.
The former Liverpool defender took charge in the summer but, after successive seasons of making the play-offs, Brighton's second-tier status is looking precarious.
England went into the tournament in Israel on the back of nine successive wins without conceding a goal, but return home having failed to collect a point, leaving Pearce's job looking precarious.
It looks precarious and dangerous.
Now his own position looks precarious.
It makes China look precarious and heralds turbulence elsewhere, too.
But then again, it might not.The future for the Tutsis looks precarious.
PSG were rattled, and their chances of making it through to the quarter finals looked precarious.
