Sentence examples for precarious way from inspiring English sources

It's a precarious way to live".

The surge in this precarious way of life has been so swift that few policy makers have noticed.

Every year we say, 'Are we going to have enough money to run the festival?' And it's a horribly precarious way to live".

From the top of the cliffs, local people, volunteers and medics watch the boats making their precarious way over the strait.

The party, led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, set out from St . Louisin May 1804, made its precarious way to the Pacific coast, and arrived back in St . Louisin September 1806.

"Of the many obstacles that stand in the way of a first book as it makes its precarious way into the world and into its readers hands," he explained, "fear is often the biggest and the most difficult to surmount.

They were humans, with a human weakness for using their freedom of choice in precarious ways.

If Clinton wins, her victory will be historically unique — and precarious — in another way.

"If it's to end here, what a ride it's been and I'm grateful to the universe for allowing me to find my destiny and walk the precarious road my way.

In process theism, as in traditional theism, the existence of God is in no way precarious, in no way dependent upon the activity of other entities; likewise, process theism and traditional theism are in agreement that non-divine individuals are contingent (they can fail to exist)—in the case of non-angelic beings, they are born and they die.

Pardew's position is way too precarious for that kind of attack.