Sentence examples for precarious line from inspiring English sources
Even here, farmers like Mr. Loflin are walking a precarious line.
It's not that I'm a workaholic, it's rather that I like to tread the precarious line between boredom and fear.
Mr. Cameron's government, struggling to pull Britain out of its financial crisis with little result so far, has walked a precarious line since taking power last year.
On Saturday night in Los Angeles a group of A-listers tried to walk the precarious line between aesthetics and public service.
Mercurio has answered any "difficult second album" worries with another complex, compelling lead character, forced to walk that precarious line between following protocol and getting the job done.
Treading a similarly precarious line was colossally popular Untouchables, in which a wealthy white paraplegic hires a young black man from the banlieues as his carer.
The precarious demarcation line between tamed and untamed Southern California, drawn across scores of communities like Porter Ranch, provided a poignant illustration of the quandary behind this week's devastating fires.
His most successful plays are triumphant dramatic structures built upon a precarious fault line between poetry and prose.
So how does a development studio remain fresh, engaged and creative on such a lengthy and precarious production line?
It would also accomplish multiple goals without any direct American intervention: stabilizing an increasingly precarious front line; preventing further regional conflict; helping alleviate a humanitarian crisis; and setting the stage for a better post-Assad future.
The fence has divided numerous border villages and confined thousands of villagers to a precarious life between the actual Line of Control and the fence.
