Sentence examples for now precarious from inspiring English sources
This is not happening and these services are now precarious".
Popular support for the peace effort is now "precarious," Jorge Humberto Botero, head of the country's bank association, cautioned earlier this month.
The government under well-established but perhaps now precarious precedent can make you pay for health insurance, but just as it can't make you eat your broccoli, it cannot make you use your health insurance.
The government's formerly secure parliamentary majority is now precarious, and Lisbon is not the only critical item on the immediate political agenda.
"The point is, the online is now precarious; the offline is resilient," says Warwick.
The situation was now precarious and violence appeared likely as the rebels prepared to unleash a volley of arrows.
If Slomka's position was weak going into the new campaign, it has now become precarious.
"One in 10 of the UK workforce is now in precarious work.
Jeremy Corbyn emerges from this fiasco in scarcely better condition and his future as party leader now looks precarious.
They say that their situation is now more precarious than at any time since the dirty war, in the nineteen-eighties and nineties.
My wife is self-employed (much encouraged by the Tories), but her work is now very precarious as it often relies on EU companies as clients.
