Sentence examples for precarious futures from inspiring English sources

Nor can workers have failed to notice their employers' precarious futures.

Millions will be toasting to their heroic past and precarious future, anyway.

Despite their precarious future in freshwater, axolotls (pronounced axo-LO-tuhls) have long flourished in aquariums.

Today, McLean, as portrayed by Mr. Beam, is a hospital with a precarious future.

Now it faces a precarious future after it was announced yesterday that the greetings card chain would go into administration.

M. R. O'Connor is the author of "Resurrection Science: Conservation, De-Extinction, and the Precarious Future of Wild Things".

290 million people have been rendered effectively stateless by the dissolution of the Soviet Union and now face a precarious future with no guaranteed social contract.

The election result was a reversal of the coup and a repudiation of the elite establishment that backed it, taking Thailand into a precarious future.

Indeed, in this age of fast fruit, the homely and slow-ripening Pippin, the prize of queens and the pride of Queens, faces a precarious future.

290 million people have been rendered effectively stateless by the dissolution of the Soviet Union and now face a precarious future with no guaranteed social contract..

Kathleen Feldstein, its chairwoman, disputes the statements that McLean has "fallen on hard times" and is "a hospital with a precarious future".