Sentence examples for precarious cut from inspiring English sources

But the slowdown was also politically precarious: cut back too fast and unemployment could lead to political unrest.

Precarious Cut-Stone Sculptures Convey a Sense of Delicate Balance.

In a year where women have been disproportionately hit by low pay, precarious employment and cuts to in work benefits the fight against the exploitation of working women has never been more urgent.

Basic road, water and electric infrastructure is precarious, with frequent power cuts.

Already underfunded compared to mainstream organisations (estimated to be 0.04% of the total revenue for voluntary organisations), and with greater reliance on statutory funding (until March 2013, 50.5% of revenue came from statutory bodies), the LGBT sector's position was more precarious even before budget cuts were handed down from government following the 2010 spending review, says the report.

Health coverage is becoming steadily more precarious as companies try to cut costs and insurance companies boost profits by denying claims and canceling coverage of people who get sick.

Dozens of judges and court officers had written to Mr. Brown, a Democrat, to say that the cuts would "render precarious our democratic ideal of justice for all".

Low gravity on their space stations has made them physically different as well, and their lives are precarious because anyone at any time can cut their supplies of air and water.

Frequent and lengthy power-cuts, unpunished violent crime, a precarious air link with Caracas and an almost non-existent internet service are among them.

Britain's economic situation was precarious, and most of NATO was reluctant to cut trade ties.

Many were required to cut spending as their budget deficits became precarious.