Sentence examples for pretty precarious from inspiring English sources

We climbed steep hills and clambered down rocky paths along some pretty precarious ledges.

"When you rely on the private sector to supply that type of space, you're in a pretty precarious situation".

"We're putting them into some pretty precarious situations," said Andy Williams, head of special events at Grand Targhee, of the racecourse he helped lay out.

The UK economy was in a pretty precarious place and I think we've managed to get ourselves to a place now where we're seeing the growth come back in the economy.

It's pretty precarious if you think about it, and you're thinking about it, and so you say, "What's this house built on?" I lean my arms on the railing of the deck.

"Postdoc work in [the] academy is pretty precarious ?

But any planning seems somewhat precarious.

That, my friends, pretty much sums up how precarious it can be to chase data without knowing if you're chasing the right data.

"The situation has become precarious, and people's self-esteem is pretty low," said Francilene Silva, 22, looking out from a friend's balcony across the flooded town.

The first is not surprising: people move into precarious kinds of labour, where they will do pretty much whatever it takes to earn more cash.

Work was precarious until I was 31, and I always felt pretty poor.