Sentence examples for perceived precarious from inspiring English sources
They might, in fact, get a chance to do something about the perceived "precarious fiscal state of the Republic".
Some Muslims said their situation felt more precarious now — under a president who is perceived as not only friendly to Muslims but is wrongly believed by many Americans to be Muslim himself — than it was under President George W. Bush.
Nevertheless, the example of Bressanone shows that for migrants becoming an entrepreneur is perceived as a coping strategy in the face of the precarious labour market situation and the restrictive migration policy.
But the same concerns crop up repeatedly when speaking to the executives: the precarious state of some high-street chains; endemic discounting eroding the perceived value of books; the challenges of serious non-fiction and literary fiction; and the lack of opportunities to break new authors.
Consensus at the roundtable was that charities perceive themselves to be in a precarious environment, as a result of squeezed incomes coupled with increasing demand for their services.
Given their precarious position, they may react defiantly when they perceive drivers as behaving in a threatening manner, such as following too closely or not leaving a cushion when passing.
This could put Twitter into precarious territory in this combative political era, where what one person is offended by is something others perceive as free speech.
He is very mistrustful of what he perceives as the disadvantage that America created over decades of failed policies that put the country in a very precarious economic situation, but also burdened it with the responsibility of taking care of the rest of the world.
