Sentence examples for more precarious because from inspiring English sources

Your position is more precarious because you actively promote a company that violates your principles.

Though that is true of the whole market, the Indy's position is considered more precarious because it has the smallest circulation of all nationals.

This scene of out-and-out gluttony, teetering on the brink of chaos, is all the more precarious because it is made entirely of glass.

The situation is particularly serious in China where family support has become more precarious because of the one-child policy [ 25].

Wholly state-owned zoos, like the Trailside Museums and Zoo complex at Bear Mountain State Park, in Rockland County, may be in more precarious spots because they are mostly government-financed.

The program, which began with eight of each sex, now has two men and two women remaining, and the women may be in a more precarious position because they've been arguing with each other.

"He's in a more precarious position because he's on a J-1 visa a medical-residency visa for work than someone who's a permanent resident," Harcourt told me.

Beyond this, you're in an even more precarious position because you have a family of little ones to consider, that is, the dwarves.

But when you get a different level of national viability as a majority leader, you are in a more precarious position, because there is a wave that can overcome affections.

But Spencer's indirect utilitarianism is more volatile, more logically precarious, because Spencer burdened rights with indefeasibility while Mill made them stringent but nevertheless overridable depending on the magnitude of the utility at stake.

WASHINGTON -- With Afghanistan's situation already looking more precarious than ever because of a re-energized Taliban insurgency and potential Islamic State growth, a congressional watchdog is now suggesting that one rare success story of the post-U.S. invasion era may have been oversold.