Sentence examples for most precarious time from inspiring English sources
And yet, with a backlash in full force and with so many rights needing to be secured in the states and at the federal level ― where we have no protections in federal law ― it is the most precarious time for LGBTQ people to be divided.
Saudi Arabia is at a unique point in history and at a unique theological cusp, perched there at one of the most precarious times in Islamic history.
Abraham Lincoln produced a pivotal speech at one of the most precarious times in our nation's history, a speech he knew had to unite two shards of our young nation, heal unforgettable wounds, and delivered on the battlefield still fresh with these memories.
After all, it is in our blood from our ancestors who sought to thrive during the most precarious times imaginable.
Mostly, I cannot imagine why we are not preserving the most necessary resource at this precarious time or stepping away from oil dependence in our leisure time.
It was a year in which America's position in the world seemed most precarious, but it was also a time in which remarkable international cooperation was beginning to take hold.
Mr Bolton looks the most precarious.
The earliest days are the most precarious.
It is a precarious time for big lenders.
"This is a precarious time for his siblings.
The protests came at a precarious time for the movement.
