Sentence examples for precarious levels from inspiring English sources

"Under his watch, reserves got bled down to precarious levels.

Kerala's government said 80 of the state's dams had reached precarious levels and it appealed to residents to heed evacuation warnings.

Still, Moody's Investors Service cut its sovereign rating on Uruguay today two notches deeper into junk bond status, while Fitch also lowered its rating, saying Uruguay's reserves were at "precarious" levels.

Assuming there's a safe haven anywhere, it's likely to be in countries not hocked up to precarious levels.

Real estate may benefit also, but home prices, especially on both coasts, have already risen to somewhat precarious levels.

If the company fails to sell enough Model 3 cars in the coming months, its cash might dwindle to a precarious level.

The precarious level of capital is why many analysts are calling on the politicians to put the money in first and then tackle the rebuilding of the sticky principles that govern the system.

Intestinal parasites are a contributing factor in the precarious level of malnutrition in rural Chadian communities warranting integrated approaches to food security including environmental sanitation, health education, and access to safe drinking water.

The following respondent seemed to indicate a precarious level of independence because of great difficulty with daily tasks due to additional problems with arthritis, and thought the equipment might further undermine her level of activity and independence: "'Because my hands were very bad at that time.

Almost all of Warrap is now at the precarious 'crisis' level.

She says those in more precarious entry-level jobs have a harder time finding the right kinds of support, and sometimes need to pay quite a bit just to access benefits.