Sentence examples for potentially precarious from inspiring English sources

Without him, it may in time go a different way, more reflective of its multiracial background and potentially precarious existence.

He said that arrangements like the mudarabah have become particularly difficult to execute and potentially precarious since the advent of the USA Patriot Act.

He put runners on base in every inning, but never broke, turning to his other weapon, the pickoff move, to defuse a potentially precarious situation in the fifth.

The potentially precarious thing about Ms. Jarrett's role, said some Washington veterans, is that it is based on a friendship that will be transformed when Mr. Obama becomes the president and Ms. Jarrett his employee.

Curious George's popularity, according to his Q Score, a rating that measures familiarity and fondness on a scale between zero and a hundred, is at a potentially precarious point.

• Ms. Williams is being used in a Tampax Pearl campaign that made its debut in July 2008, in which Mother Nature, played with gleeful mischief by the actress Catherine Lloyd Burns, approaches women in potentially precarious situations, like lying on a beach in a skimpy white bikini, and gives them a present wrapped in red, representing the onset of their periods.

At the very least, they say, the outcome seems certain to signal the beginning of a potentially more precarious period in Mr. Karzai's relations with Afghanistan's power brokers.

Unlike extortion cases, in which hackers typically demand a fee for not disclosing specific proprietary information, attacks by hacktivists put companies in a potentially more precarious and vulnerable waiting mode.

In our study, we did not have access to over-the-counter medications that could also potentially produce precarious side-effects when combined with prescribed medications.

We can't wait to see what kinds of shenanigans Nucky gets into in Atlantic City -- we've heard there will be a clash with the mayor, as well as potentially lucrative but precarious "opportunities" in Florida -- and what business gangster Al Capone will stir up in Chicago.

This can be a precarious time, potentially leading to pneumonia or even death, Rea said.