Sentence examples for precarious during from inspiring English sources

For one thing, his condition was so dire, his survival so precarious, during the first months after his injury that rigorous efforts at rehabilitation might have been unfeasible.

The surface water sources are generally precarious during the monsoon seasons, and during no monsoonal periods people have to largely depend on groundwater resources for their domestic, agricultural, and industrial activities.

Finally, toss in those thousands more whose job arrangements (permanent part-time? contractor? telecommuter?) become even more precarious during a downturn–and you have all the ingredients for a labor crisis.

What few specialist courts there are in the UK have had a precarious existence during the recent period of MoJ cutbacks and court closures.

On sites that are particularly difficult to access, autonomous 3D printing would ideally eliminate the need to have work crews situated in precarious positions during construction.

Local-level Chinese texts about famine place young wives and daughters in physically, morally, and sexually precarious positions during the disaster, but depict elderly mothers as persons with strong claims to a family's dwindling food supply.

And hunger becomes a particularly precarious problem during the summer months when public school kids lose access to the meals served in schools.

Though the experience lasts for less than a quarter hour, time becomes a precarious dimension during the four part visual narrative and 14 minutes can feel like an eternity, or two. .

But keeping the rainforests pristine has a cost: By avoiding badly needed construction projects, segments of the Pan-American wash away during the rainy seasons and remain precarious, at best, during other times of the year, when it receives the most traffic.

Besides making audiences laugh, however, "Nunsense" has proved to be a boon for small and summer-stock theaters nationwide, which have relied on this old reliable to put audiences in the seats during precarious economic times.

To the extent that the media is a reflection of a given society's interests in the surrounding world, no one outside Haiti anywhere showed much curiosity in that nation, except when its political violence became too great to ignore, or when Haitian boat people, fleeing their country's poverty, drowned in large numbers during precarious sea crossings.