Sentence examples for not precarious from inspiring English sources

"We're in a great position, 0-0 is not precarious," countered Pardew.

The Fed wouldn't be cutting rates so aggressively if the U.S. economy were not precarious, Niles says.

As if the dating world wasn't precarious enough, it turns out Veggiedates shared a database with other non-vegetarian sites and they admitted that "meat eaters comprised a majority of its users".

"What we would like is that they work under a concrete set of rules in conditions that aren't precarious".

Her position is not as precarious as it seems.

Half of all universities, including Goldsmiths, University of London, do not offer precarious employment.

Currently Yellow-browed Toucanet is regarded as Endangered, although its geographic range apparently is somewhat more extensive than was known previously, and its conservation status perhaps is not as precarious as previously thought.

International powers have expressed concern at the postponement of Nigeria's election until the end of March, with Washington warning that the government should not use precarious security as a reason for stalling on democracy.

It's not so precarious as when we started," a reference to the earliest days at CNN when on-air personalities had to contend with dropping ceiling panels, low-rent equipment and absolutely negligible ratings.

Due to the full integration into the labour and social law regulations, holding part-time work in Austria is not a precarious situation for most employees.

Against the backdrop of a notable recent rise in divorce rates in China (Davis 2010; Quach and Anderson 2015), our participants' couple relationships do not seem precarious in the sense that they are more likely to fail than relationships among Chinese nationals.