Sentence examples for precarious weather from inspiring English sources

Due to safety concerns with landing caused by the precarious weather conditions, it was determined that emergency transport by helicopter was not possible.

The crew had made a previous attempt to fly to Hawaii in late May, but that effort was aborted mid-flight due to precarious weather.

Those groups that have always had nasty and precarious lives have weathered the present recession better.

His own experience fed into Iphigenia as well: his partner went into early labour with his second child – just as Effie does – and faced a precarious journey through worsening weather to reach a hospital with the requisite facilities.

Those who remain in the shelters because their homes were destroyed or their villages are unsafe will face a precarious autumn, when the cold weather comes and conditions in the collective centres worsen.

Kevin Bleier, an amateur meteorologist, lugged a weather station up several precarious ladders to reach the peaked roof on his 40-foot-tall house in Alameda, Calif., then mounted it on a 15-foot pole to capture data for his personal weather site.

UNICEF ground staff report that cold weather is exacerbating the precarious situation of those displaced by the earthquake.

"The conditions are precarious.

But conditions there remain precarious.

The song was occasionally cut from outdoor shows when bad weather made the perch atop the spider too precarious to perform.

This makes for a precarious mix where any disruption in domestic supply--due to weather or disease--immediately translates into an amplified impact on raw food prices.