Sentence examples for more precarious the from inspiring English sources

Further along the valley, where the settlement is more precarious, the evidence is everywhere.

"The more people get educated about the past the more precarious the UCI's position becomes.

With careers having become so much more precarious, the temerity of originality is all the more impressive.

As the government becomes more precarious, the splinter groups that form the threat to the existing order band together to topple the authority.

With Mr. Patrick gone and Mr. Zakaria's position having become more precarious, the bond between Mr. Luciano and Mr. O'Neal is likely to weaken, these bankers say.

Steve sleeps in the living room, where the family used to store numerous machines they needed to keep him alive during the years when his health was more precarious: the oxygen pump, the humidifier, the tracheotomy suction machine and the pulse monitor.

As bankers call the tune in both parties, and as the economy becomes more precarious for the working middle class, the political base of a just society needs to be rebuilt from the ground up.

As southern Sudan creeps toward formal independence, expected in July, the security situation in the region has grown more precarious, with the battle for control over Abyei just one of the worries.

BBC political correspondent Norman Smith said Labour's stance made the vote more precarious as the weapon inspectors' report could be "days away".

But with double points available in the last race this season, the situation is more precarious for the British driver:.

Mark this advice... the day will come when the risk it takes to remain tight inside the bud is more precarious than the risk it takes to blossom.