Sentence examples for precarious performance from inspiring English sources

The soprano Nina Warren, who gave a vocally precarious performance in the title role, has withdrawn from the run because of illness, it was announced.

There comes a time in all our lives when we mishandle money in such an momentous way, it becomes part of us a defining feature of our ongoing, precarious performance of adulthood.

Dependence on support from external partners, with their shifting institutional priorities, results in precarious management and uneven performance.

More than a few people have pointed out that Amazon's own wallet-friendly 7-inch tablet has been immensely popular, which may be putting pressure on other companies to try and strike a precarious balance between price and performance.

This live performance immaculately highlights her precarious balance between existential pain and stoic resilience which made her such a captivating performer.

However, the articles suggested that performance of masculinity is precarious even for these men if they are known to have an ED: for example, " The revelation [that racing driver David Coulthard experienced BN] is a surprise on two counts.

Since Daniil Simkin is a precarious partner, it's as well his performance on Tuesday evening was not his most precarious.

On Sunday night, the gorgeously pregnant Natalie Portman, 29, won an Oscar for her performance as Nina, a mentally precarious ballerina in the shock fantasy "Black Swan".

And in a performance art where work can be precarious, it rolls out musicians who are highly employable.

Instead, the rather hefty and middle-aged man on the ladder was that singer, Richard Versalle, and, as he launched into his aria, I thought that his precarious perch above the stage was surely inhibiting his vocal performance — and also that his singing was rendering his perch all the more precarious.

And I was sick of the kind of intensity of dealing with the imagery all the time and the performances were draining, and physically really kind of difficult and precarious.