Sentence examples for more precarious for from inspiring English sources
That has become more precarious for politicians since the shooting.
But the second trend is more precarious for Democrats.
But trends are developing which suggest that life is becoming more precarious for many.
For all the material improvements in the world, life feels more precarious for millions of people.
The future looks more precarious for the guardians of True Conservatism.
"This is a terrible decision," she said later, admitting that the proposals would make life even more precarious for refugees.
Counterfeiters, like Zoë Sheehan Saldaña, who recently had an exhibition of her "reverse shoplifting" at Real Art Ways in Hartford, are in an even more precarious position, for their activities frequently skirt the boundaries of the law.
From Bacon's point of view, the King's Bench was a far more precarious position for someone loyal to the common law rather than the monarch.
Turtle habitats are threatened by climate change and make life that more precarious, especially for endangered species such as the Mary River Turtle (Elusor macrurus), whose south Australian habitat has been under severe drought for years.
"We've seen a long-term trend toward more precarious job conditions for low-skilled workers," said Shawn Fremstad, a lawyer at the Center for Economic and Policy Research.
The dominance of their worldview allows for a social order in which the middle class has grown ever more precarious and opportunities for the disenfranchised to better their lives have dwindled.
