Sentence examples for makes interpretation precarious from inspiring English sources

The low number of included privately run PHCs (two) and males (nine included) makes interpretation precarious.

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

But the amnesty has not been gazetted into law and some feel that makes it precarious.

Dog alerting requires interpretation, and it is the handler who makes that interpretation.

It makes China look precarious and heralds turbulence elsewhere, too.

Liquidity Services is a small, successful company, but its heavy reliance on government contracts makes the future precarious.

The study is interesting, but the limited number of patients makes definite conclusions 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.

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