Sentence examples for precarious to from inspiring English sources

Israel, fighting for its survival, flooded by destitute immigrants, looked precarious to them.

The vernacular is too faint, too precarious to become something on which you can base an architecture".

Ours was an uneasy peace, perhaps too precarious to survive rigorous examination, and we were both on edge as Election Day approached.

I can't say that anyone won, but Perry looked very precarious to me at times.9 55: Cain wins, Cain wins.

Mr. S.'s financial situation was too good for Medicaid, which pays for drugs, but too precarious to foot any portion of his gigantic prescription bill.

"It's more precarious to program unknown work because you just don't know whether the public will rally around that work when the time comes".

There were apologies by the news organizations and a rush of attention paid to the sometimes precarious race to be among the first to report news.

He would wait until after the weekend to report the precarious condition to the Buildings Department, but his advice to the residents was unequivocal: Get out.

This would seem to be a precarious position to be in from the point of view of survival.

However, living as a 'sexual minority' in Korea forces individuals to climb a steep and precarious stairway to happiness.

"Living as a 'sexual minority' in Korea forces individuals to climb a steep and precarious stairway to happiness".