Sentence examples for precarious struggle from inspiring English sources

TSURUGA, Japan — Three hundred miles southwest of Fukushima, at a nuclear reactor perched on the slopes of this rustic peninsula, engineers are engaged in another precarious struggle.

But it's going to be a long, precarious struggle.

An elegant stretch of a leg was often followed by a sharp twist as if he portrayed someone in a precarious position struggling to maintain bodily control.

It was clear that a candidate without a solution to the millions of Londoners in precarious housing, struggling to buy, or trapped in a house with a poor landlord, stood no chance of winning.

Hasiaa gets cold at night and sporadic rains have made life for children and the weakest particularly precarious as families struggle to find shelter in the area.

But in middle age she found herself twice divorced, alone and unemployed, her own health precarious as she struggled to care for elderly parents with little help but their dwindling savings.

"It was an unusual situation because normally a new manager comes in when a club is in a precarious position and struggling.

A walk from the van to her friend's apartment, which would take no more than 45 seconds for most people, took seven or eight minutes of struggle, with precarious moments when she had to negotiate the steps in front of the building.

Affected populations have re-settled within other communities of Syria and Iraq, but also in Lebanon and Jordan, where host communities live in a precarious situation and are struggling to cope with expanding drylands, and energy and water insecurity.

There are only a handful of shelters and these struggle constantly with precarious funding and politics; the justice minister recently denounced them as brothels.

But the position of a dancer in a land where everyone thinks they can dance is a precarious one; it is a struggle to get paid.It may be more appreciated abroad.