Sentence examples for precarious between from inspiring English sources

Everything's a little precarious, between the postmortem and the tubes in and out all week.

"The fortunes of family-held public businesses are really precarious between the first and second generation," said Todd Millay, executive director of the Wharton Global Family Alliance, which is associated with the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

After asking rhetorically how these services will be monetized, Page explained that the toggling between the three is a precarious balance between short term and long term, with the eventual goal of creating services that people "use twice a day, like a toothbrush".

The key supposition of the complexity perspective is that the world is constituted by flows of information/events, in which there is always a precarious balance between an emergent order and chaos, between stability and instability (Boisot & Child, 1999; Holland, 1995; Urry, 2005).

As his religious fervour faded, the precarious balance between realism and vision was lost.

They achieve a precarious tension between the clinical and the wild.

The thrill of the play is its realization of Pinter's aesthetic: a precarious balance between ambiguity and actuality.

The precarious balance between "the bottom line and the life of the mind," Mr. Krip said, has been disturbed.

To me, writing fiction always involves a slightly precarious balance between that which is planned and that which is mysterious.

The Romans, however, regained their influence in Armenia, and a precarious balance between Romans and Persians existed from about 374.

And Beto Franco's Prince, a tightrope-walker clinging to his umbrella, struggles to keep a precarious balance between the two.