Sentence examples for precarious combination from inspiring English sources

Profound changes in the electricity markets, driven by deregulation, have made such a precarious combination of conditions more likely in recent years, industry officials, academics and power consultants say.

The dress was made from a precarious combination of paper and muslin but soon it would be replicated in blue sequined silk, swaths of which glistened like fish skin on a table of Last Supper-like proportions.

The full time job is balancing the precarious combination of family, money and anxiety.

Even to us, it seemed like a precarious combination that could either result in unequivocal ingenuity or a powder keg of disaster.

It's a precarious sort of combination, but Lindstrøm's always cool and calm in the face of danger.

He informed cabinet that the outlook was "extremely precarious" and that "the combination of a large current account deficit with only modest prospects of improvement and a poor relative inflation performance may well generate pressures for a further fall in the exchange rate".

Collectively, these data show that NFV and BZ enhance proteotoxicity in NSCLC and MM cells, and suggest that this combination could tip the precarious balance of protein homeostasis in cancer cells for therapeutic gain.

The combination comes at a particularly precarious time for broadcasters, when no less than the local station model itself is in doubt.

The combination left Catriona Matthew of Scotland in precarious shape -- but still in the lead -- entering today's final round of the Women's British Open at Sunningdale, England.

The funding of law centres has always been precarious, varying hugely from centre to centre, but mainly coming from a combination of local authority grants and legal aid.

As mentioned above, combinations of atypical working arrangements increase the risk of precarious working and living conditions.