Sentence examples for made precarious from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, in Glasgow, Postcard Records made precarious progress with such unexpected talents as the Fire Engines, Aztec Camera, Josef K, and Orange Juice (whose Edwyn Collins made the big time in the 1990s, utilizing British punk's archetypal drummer, the Sex Pistols' Paul Cook).

Work is made precarious by special forms of flexibilisation.

In the weeks after the discovery in May, personnel from the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) retrieved printed and manuscript materials in Hebrew, Arabic, Judeo-Arabic and English from the water, under working conditions made precarious by the presence of an unexploded bomb outside the building.

As mentioned in this article, it is difficult to define what makes work precarious.

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

For a number of years she made a precarious living with various minor jobs.

He makes light of his situation there, although being half Serbian made it precarious.

As Ziegler told me, "The progress that's been made is precarious.

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

Schwitters, a highly talented conventional artist, made a precarious living painting portraits and landscapes after fleeing from the Nazis, first to Norway, then to Britain.

The party, led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, set out from St . Louisin May 1804, made its precarious way to the Pacific coast, and arrived back in St . Louisin September 1806.