Sentence examples for precarious age from inspiring English sources

Even educators are confounded by this precarious age.

Adrift in an existential crisis at the precarious age of 66, a retired, widowed insurance executive (Jack Nicholson) heads cross country in a Winnebago motor home.

His parents are confident doctors assessed Sebastian on his own merits, rather than deciding on the grounds of his precarious age that nature should take its course.

LONDON — You may not have heard of the "precarious age," but for freelance curators in Europe, the term sums up today's job market.

I think 15 is a really precarious age, but it's also the time when girls want to be independent and do their own thing, so if you leave, it may not be devastating: it may be liberating.

"It is that really precarious age where kids don't necessarily mind traveling with their families but they want to do things that are special and unique for them," she said.

When Orso met her nine years ago in Hong Kong, she was the sales assistant and sometime mistress of a small-time novelty importer from Genoa, unhappy about her precarious status at age thirty-five.

Aotearoa's Vogue scene occupies a precarious coming of age space, continually finding its voice within the global language of ballroom culture.

The reasons for this vulnerability cluster are the age and precarious quality of the housing, accompanied by social issues: massive deindustrialization, high unemployment, and other associated factors.

An untitled sculpture by Eva Hesse, though in precarious physical condition, has aged well.

This is a woman burdened by worry — over precarious family finances, her aging parents or her adult children who have moved back into the house.