Sentence examples for precarious control over from inspiring English sources
There was some milder criticism from vulnerable senators whose re-election bids will determine whether Republicans maintain their precarious control over the US Senate in November.
The Fāṭimids seized Egypt from the Ikhshīdids in 969 and in less than a decade were able to establish a precarious control over Palestine, where they faced Qarmaṭian, Seljuq, Byzantine, and periodic Bedouin opposition.
In "Little Spool" and "Big Spool," both new, men and women have precarious control over how and where they travel on the peculiar wooden chariots, which also help to define the shapes of their bodies and the space they move in.
Their precarious control of the Senate will hinge on precisely these outcomes.
McCain's Senate race could determine whether the Republican party maintains its precarious control of the chamber.
He will have little control over the precarious coalition government elected last year, beyond being able to threaten it with a veto.
As southern Sudan creeps toward formal independence, expected in July, the security situation in the region has grown more precarious, with the battle for control over Abyei just one of the worries.
Wednesday's attack underscored the precarious security situation in the North Sinai, where police officers have only recently begun to return as the military government has established more control over the country.
"No more control over them.
They want control over that.
