Sentence examples for precarious footing from inspiring English sources
That of insecurity; of financial difficulty; or precarious footing.
If the leap to God is only a leap of the imagination, they still prefer the precarious footing.
Linda Bell Blue, the executive producer of "Entertainment Tonight" and its spinoff series, "The Insider," dismissed the notion that Ms. Hart's departure would put the show or the genre on more precarious footing.
Advancing from Kashmir in 1818, Dūst Moḥammad, younger brother of Fatḥ Khan, took Peshawar and Kabul and drove Shah Maḥmūd and Kāmrān from all their possessions except Herāt, where they maintained a precarious footing for a few years.
Aid efforts have already been on a precarious footing after most agencies withdrew their foreign staff members when the Taliban authorities arrested a group of relief workers, including two Americans, in Kabul in August and accused them of proselytizing for Christianity, an offense that carries the death penalty.
With the companies on precarious footing, Mr. Geithner had been advocating that the administration seize them or take other steps to reassure the market that the government would back their debt, according to two people with direct knowledge of his views.
A move to the East 70th Street town house in 1970, accompanied by expensive renovations and mismanagement, put the business on a precarious financial footing.
But consumer advocates and state authorities say the databases are disproportionately affecting lower-income Americans, whose precarious financial footing makes them more likely to end up in the databases for relatively small financial errors like amassing fees or bungling a monthly budget.
It's a precarious wet-foot situation, especially when rushing in the morning.
Mr. S.'s financial situation was too good for Medicaid, which pays for drugs, but too precarious to foot any portion of his gigantic prescription bill.
From his precarious perch 60 feet above morning rush hour, Wang Fulin watched the restless crowd below.
