Sentence examples for precarious though from inspiring English sources

The mischievous French photographer Robert Doisneau shows far less precarious though no less interesting headwear.

Precarious though reef islands are, they have nevertheless long been the homes of peoples like the Polynesians and Micronesians in the Pacific and the Maldivians in the Indian Ocean.

Compared with 2006, the Tory showing is less impressive: their share of the English vote rose by only 0.4 of a percentage point.The main reason why the Tories' lead may be precarious, though, is that voters tend to be keener on Labour in general elections than in local ones.

Sandalio Gómez, a professor who specialises in the business of football at IESE business school in Spain, says that although eyebrows were raised when Real broke the world record to sign Mr Ronaldo, no one now doubts that "he has been a profitable business for Real Madrid both financially and in a sporting sense".Two French clubs are looking more precarious, though.

Here's why: They don't have the precarious though bouncy-castle-sized inflated egos of cooler dudes; they can talk to you and talk to you and talk to you, which feels as good as a hot bath of liquid gold; they are smart enough not to say or do the stuff that's so astoundingly dumb that you go back to girls here and there; they tend to be really fucking sharp and sexy and funny and have jobs.

Economic conditions remained precarious, even though large shipments of grain from the United States after 1953 had helped to relieve famine.

Ben and Rit's position was already precarious, even though Ben, a few years before, had managed to persuade the Brodess heirs to let him purchase his wife's freedom.

That is why the Jets are in a precarious position, though this is no time to panic: the team is still 4-1 despits its 20-3 loss to Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon.

Skeletonization is precarious work, though.

The coalition, though precarious, lasted until June 13 , 1985

Argentina is in the most precarious position, even though it is getting $5 billion in new aid from the I.M.F.