Sentence examples for precarious outcomes from inspiring English sources

"Their response is marked by bad options, precarious outcomes and limited influence to shape — let alone direct — events".

Kiev has warned the Crimean parliament that it faces dissolution unless it cancels the referendum, but has also said it will not use its military to stop secession – possibly leaving Ukrainian soldiers in Crimea stranded – a precarious outcome for all parties.

The precarious outcome may stir concern in Western capitals that see NATO member Turkey as an important island of political stability bordering Syria, Iraq and Iran.

Local elections, particularly midterm votes held between the general elections that determine the makeup of the national government every five years, have been precarious predictors of general election outcomes.

During the coming months Buzz and Pearlie clandestinely meet for conversations several times at Playland-by-the-Sea, among other locations, as they negotiate the uncertain outcome of their precarious love triangle.

Before the emergency accord on Friday, the situation was so precarious that many saw only violent outcomes.

It is the relative availability of the various components of this precarious interaction equilibrium that dictate the ultimate outcome of cellular life or death.

At best, that outcome would complicate the country's precarious accession talks with the EU.

But despite optimistic predictions, the autonomous transport revolution faces a precarious journey with no smooth pathway or inevitable outcome.

Three more days follow in the mountains, and if they do not determine the race's outcome, they will at least be precarious ones for Armstrong or whomever is in the lead.

It is well known that, when compared with workers in more stable employment, precarious workers have a higher risk of negative health outcomes.