Sentence examples for precarious venture from inspiring English sources
Sitting in the restaurant close to his office on lower Fifth Avenue (donated, "thank heavens," he said, by the Broadway producers Shorenstein Hays Nederlander), the always articulate and affable Mr. Wheeldon showed some of the strain of running a precarious venture in the spotlight — strains, he said, that he was warned of but that he didn't fully comprehend when he left City Ballet.
To get a better overall look we scaled the central watchtower, a precarious venture since its old access paths was now overgrown beyond usability.
I could understand it if the festival was for ethnic Tibetan nose flute music or some other worthy-but-financially-precarious-venture, but for big-name comedy?
But I wanted to test the "conventional wisdom" that social enterprises are innately more precarious business ventures than their private sector equivalents.
Now, though, at least one of Winget's creditors is suing, alleging that he didn't fully reveal Venture's precarious condition.
Aside from youth, what binds these dealers is the precarious economics of their ventures.
Their accomplishments were a testimonial to the ingenuity of NASA — and a warning of how precarious the nation's space ventures can become when unexpected glitches develop far from the nearest repair shop.
Venture teams are usually precarious unions to begin with, and when teams do work well together, there's little incentive for them to bring in someone who doesn't feel like a very natural fit.
At the put-in point at Tuting, I ventured across one such precarious construction, my heart in my mouth as it swayed alarmingly above the Dihang racing far below.
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The proposition of opposing the institution by launching a new organizational entity in the form of fledgling business venture is innately unpredictable and precarious, especially in technology markets which are already turbulent.
