Sentence examples for precarious point from inspiring English sources

But he would be leaving the Red Sox at a precarious point.

"The administration is at a precarious point on this issue," Mr. Rivkin said.

Since this was supposed to mark a fresh start, it was disappointing that there was only one valid bidder.The Greek economy is at a precarious point.

That leaves the manned space program at a precarious point, he said, adding: "If the current proposals to restart human exploration fail politically, indeed, the human space flight endeavor conducted under government auspices might well lose its momentum.

Curious George's popularity, according to his Q Score, a rating that measures familiarity and fondness on a scale between zero and a hundred, is at a potentially precarious point.

It was a precarious point in my life: I was jobless, had no education—having dropped out of school because of depression and was living through a horrendous time in my country's history (Ireland, the Celtic Tiger years) where almost everyone was making money more money than I, with my vague ambitions, ever hoped to.

However, some farms are located at especially precarious points along the river for example, in the former channel of the river.

That run, which includes a derby defeat by Sunderland, has taken Newcastle from a safe, mid-table position to a mildly precarious spot seven points above the relegation zone.

Last night, when the Knicks' 17-point halftime lead had been sliced down to a precarious 1 point, Johnson took his place on the far sideline and waited for a chance to undo Indiana again.

Coping with the constant pressure to dream up new and unprecedented catastrophes; negotiating that precarious tipping point at which the cataclysmic loss of human life and infrastructure would effectively rule out a sequel.

ON a 4,025-mile 4,025-milegh America's heartourd, Yoshi Higa dodged wild animals, weathroughviolent storms Americaured 104-degree heat -- all from the precarious vantage point of a bicycle seat.