Sentence examples for precarious because of from inspiring English sources

It is a future, Dereen said before a recent rehearsal, that feels precarious because of new prospects of war.

Of more personal concern, despite his oath of loyalty to the new monarch, his position had become precarious because of his family ties with the ousted Bourbon king.

It should be noted that the state of preservation of the paintings is rather precarious, because of the particular technique used for their realization.

Fortt also notes that the trip will be precarious because of the mine's extreme elevation; trucks will be pummeled by seasonal high winds near the summit.

The situation is particularly serious in China where family support has become more precarious because of the one-child policy [ 25].

The Marine Corps is the smallest branch of the U.S. military and the most precarious, because one of the key missions it fulfills — amphibious landings — does not require a separate branch.

At the half, the Nets held a precarious 57-49 lead -- precarious particularly because of the long-range firepower of Pierce and Antoine Walker, who earlier this season had found themselves 17 points down in the last period to the Nets and drilled one 3-pointer after another to win.

That reflects early retirement, low female participation and a dual labour market, in which long-standing employees are virtually impossible to sack and newcomers called the precari because of their precarious grip on work have to take one temporary job after another.Mr Monti has made some changes.

Unrest in northern Africa this year has resulted in a steady exodus of migrants to Europe, a voyage made more perilous because of the precarious state of many of the vessels used by traffickers, which are often dangerously overcrowded.

But it was a precarious achievement, because of the regularity with which resistance leaders were captured by the Nazis.

But he said he still felt he was in a precarious position because of his reliance on the senator for access in Washington.