Sentence examples for precarious act from inspiring English sources

In cinema, depicting an authentic Jamaican accent is a precarious act.

But what they actually describe is a precarious balancing act.

For all of them, life in the A.B.A. is a precarious juggling act.

But, for now, any negotiation in which gender is involved remains a careful, precarious balancing act.

BELGRADE, Serbia — For Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, Tuesday was a precarious balancing act.

Clint Eastwood's Tightrope is about the precarious balancing act of a New Orleans homicide cop.

Like many teenage players, Vekic has a precarious juggling act to balance between her career and her studies.

This precarious balancing act, says Mr Tata was the "visual target" he had in mind when he first conceived of the need "to create another form of transport".

This "precarious balancing act," Lo Calzo writes, has existed throughout the country's modern history, from Spanish colonial times through the uncertain late years of the Castro era.

This is a precarious balancing act, and it's a testament to Zellweger's abilities that Bridget was so appealing fifteen years ago.

Howie's precarious balancing act on the expressway overpass bookends the movie, and it's the core of Mr. Cuesta's story as well.