Sentence examples for precarious I from inspiring English sources

The more things come out like Windrush, the more precarious I feel.

The essence of his novel, he said, is: "What is this man doing here?" Like so many of Naipaul's characters, Salim feels his status to be precarious: "I was also worried for us.

At a time when the whole food system feels somewhat precarious, I assume that a product labeled organic is more healthful and safer, more "wholesome," though if I stop to think about it, I'm not exactly sure what that means.

It's too precarious, I'm not happy with it, I might never show it – I'm in one of those states," she says in a rush.

I had forgotten how precarious I felt on that rollercoaster.

And while the way forward is precarious, I believe that moments of greatest challenge are often moments of greatest opportunity.

It was like a balancing act, something she had refined over the years, and no matter how precarious it looked I knew she would not fall.

It says it expects hundreds of "precarious workers" — i.e. people who labor in the so-called 'gig economy' — to march through London in solidarity with the drivers and demand an end to all work that undermines workers rights.

Analyses concerned 478 patients with a median age of 36.0 ± 13.5 years, of whom 48% were living in precarious conditions (i.e. poor living conditions and/or no health insurance), 80% were born abroad, and 17% were HIV-seropositive.

Work was precarious until I was 31, and I always felt pretty poor.

Of course whenever I'm in this precarious scenario I have no one to blame but myself.