Sentence examples for more precarious due from inspiring English sources

The situation has become even more precarious due to the emergence of multi drug resistant strains of M. tuberculosis and lethal combination of tuberculosis (TB) and HIV infections [2], [3].

A full review is currently ongoing into the future of English rugby and the coaching staff at the helm of the national team, with Stuart Lancaster's position as head coach looking even more precarious than before due to Sam Burgess's recent rugby union departure.

Their world is now filled with not only the usual nerve-shredding stresses of growing up, but is infinitely more fragile and precarious due to high tech camera-cellphones all around them, capable of broadcasting even their slightest social stumble into a community-wide moment of public scrutiny, potentially exposing them to a campaign of intense teasing or confidence-shattering ridicule.

Even though this study does not give any explanation about the reasons behind these observations, it makes us step back from the idea that the less-than-optimal development of the children of separated parents is due only to an economically more precarious environment.

Since the breach has to do with debit card pins, we have to ask ourselves if there are certain people who, due to their economic status, are in a much more precarious position when it comes to privacy than others.

Although more specimens have since been discovered, the conservation status of this species remains precarious due to heavy fishing and habitat degradation within its range.

Kansas City's position is slightly more precarious, at 8-6, but a victory for them would do substantial damage to the Steelers (9-5) due to the head-to-head tiebreaker.

She had to give up work and her apartment, and her precarious finances became more precarious.

But everything now seems more precarious.

Jeffrey's situation is even more precarious.

The small changes are even more precarious defensively.