Sentence examples for precarious kind from inspiring English sources

Out of the ruins of the Commune, a very precarious kind of pluralism bloomed.

The riots in France run all these risks and yet have still managed to yield a precarious kind of progress.

What's attractive about the format, for such improvisers, is a precarious kind of freedom: few harmonic constrictions, but no safety net either.

So, all over this immense country, women perch on the backs of two-wheeled vehicles, sometimes sitting sideways in their saris, with arms at their sides in a precarious kind of balance.

Although this tragic and compelling story is very much a product of its incendiary era, it's hard not to connect the dots to America's current "scorched earth" political climate, one that has proven rife with intractability and a precarious kind of tunnel vision.

The first is not surprising: people move into precarious kinds of labour, where they will do pretty much whatever it takes to earn more cash.

Pardew's position is way too precarious for that kind of attack.

G.M. is no longer in that kind of precarious position.

"She has got a kind of precarious beauty," Bloom told me, fondly.

"When the pope came, it calmed spirits, even if it was precarious; there was a kind of social cohesion.

Realizing how weak the statute was, and the kind of precarious situations it could create for government officials, the O.G.E.