Sentence examples for made more precarious from inspiring English sources

This is made more precarious by the 110 different wines on offer.

The stability of his government was made more precarious by the outbreak of World War II only five months later.

Segolene Royal, the French energy minister, said Paris will be "extremely thorough, extremely severe" with VW. "The victims are workers whose situation has been made more precarious, consumers who were duped and also the state which pays subsidies for purchases of clean vehicles," Royal said.

Their journey is made more precarious both by the numerous dangers that might assail them, including the dark forces of the "Great Plain", and by their own tenuous grasp on reality: for snaking in and out of the narrative is a nebulous mist that has rendered the population strangely forgetful, aware that certain episodes in their past have taken place, but mystifyingly unable to access them.

Since the mid-20th century, intense commercial fishing across the angelshark's range have decimated its population via bycatch – it is now locally extinct or nearly so across most of its northern range, and the prospects of the remaining fragmented subpopulations are made more precarious by its slow rate of reproduction.

Unrest in northern Africa this year has resulted in a steady exodus of migrants to Europe, a voyage made more perilous because of the precarious state of many of the vessels used by traffickers, which are often dangerously overcrowded.

Maybe he's taciturn by nature, but he's certainly not made more talkative by his precarious situation.

And those made more vulnerable because of their precarious low-paid, low-status jobs will continue to find pregnancy a gateway to the food bank.

And this situation is compounded, made even more precarious, by the mountains of debt American families are carrying -- mortgages, overloaded credit cards, college loans, etc.

The absence of a countywide system has made life more precarious for the village of Goshen, which draws water from a main reservoir and a smaller backup in the hills above it.

Widnes are second bottom of the table, a position made even more precarious with two teams being relegated this season, and Wigan have endured a disappointing start by their own impeccable standards.