Sentence examples for precarious ground from inspiring English sources

"It soured my view of the universe, and I felt on much more precarious ground.

Even after 20 years of independence, some still think of Latvia and its people as being on precarious ground.

Skipping an issue can put magazines on precarious ground with subscribers - and not only because it harms good will.

"If somebody is talented, they contain a certain kind of magic, and that magic is very precious, because it is on very precarious ground.

Meanwhile, as the superrich get superricher, more and more members of the solid middle class feel themselves to be on precarious ground.

Actually, the alleged safety of malathion rests on rather precarious ground, although — as often happens — this was not discovered until the chemical had been in use for several years.

One year after the Sony case, with the legal issues on less precarious grounds, David Cook opened the first Blockbuster store in in Dallas, Texas, in 1985.

To judge from two recent visits, he is doing a fine job of straddling that precarious middle ground.

But even as a boy, Sam Jr. knew that the house was sitting on precarious financial ground.

"I would describe the upturn as precarious, mostly grounded in hope rather than fact," said Jade Zelnick, chief economist at Greenwich Capital Markets.

This unity seems to be extremely precarious and ultimately grounded in the arbitrary acts of a pro-physical subject.