Sentence examples for precarious survival from inspiring English sources

It was no way to start a nine-month campaign, regardless of last season's precarious survival.

King, the dog and guardian of a homeless couple, narrates this story dramatising 24 hours of precarious survival on a scrap heap somewhere near a motorway in France.

In Nigeria, this problem aggravates the sustainability of its ecology, leading to the precarious survival of flora and fauna.

A row with Georgia, its only non-Russian neighbour, would render even more precarious Chechnya's survival as a self-proclaimed independent state.

In the precarious dance for survival, in which we long to honor the dead while still harboring the fear of joining them, will our rivers and streams even be trusted to shelter and then return souls?

The child's survival is precarious.

"It's made a person's survival more precarious, or their stay in the hospital longer".

For one thing, his condition was so dire, his survival so precarious, during the first months after his injury that rigorous efforts at rehabilitation might have been unfeasible.

She was helped by local charity Dash (Destitute Asylum Seekers Huddersfield) but survival was precarious until she was recently given leave to remain in Britain.

As well as ordering closures, councils are giving control of libraries to non-paid volunteers – a move which critics say will make their long-term survival more precarious.

In particular, the left of centre "DIMAR" party and the rightist "Independent Greeks" faction, both of whom saw their ranks significantly depleted in May, had every reason to support a mutually acceptable candidate and avoid a national vote that could prove precarious to their very survival.