Sentence examples for precarious proposition from inspiring English sources

Beating Atlanta this season has been a precarious proposition for the Mets, as it was for most of 1995 to 2005, when the Braves won 11 consecutive division titles.

And Brian De Palma -- well, Brian De Palma at his spellbinding best and cynical worst is still wiring joy buzzers under the audience's seats, constructing feverishly hallucinatory and fiendishly lucid halls of mirrors in which who's watching whom becomes an ever more ambiguous, ever more precarious proposition.

Changing jobs is a scary, precarious proposition and the very best people have lots of options.

However, I found carrying laptops in the plastic bag to be quite a precarious proposition.

Dealing with long term economic decline is therefore an entirely new, and politically precarious, proposition for both countries.

Well, fortunately, nothing, because climbing down a ladder in heels is a pretty precarious proposition.

However, Proposition 4 is more precarious than the first two because it damages families as well as teens.

No matter how he looked at it, advancing his right and left legs one after the other was a bizarre proposition that flouted all natural laws, while the precarious distance from his eyes to the ground made him cringe in fear.

Massive, precarious.

Conversation is precarious.

They are also precarious.