Sentence examples for prove precarious from inspiring English sources

Yet cinema's concentration on the young was to prove precarious.

Still, their shared faith in the restorative power of public sector slashing could prove precarious.

Those conditions would prove precarious for any birth, but were particularly hazardous when a woman experienced such complications as seizures related to preeclampsia.

In particular, the left of centre "DIMAR" party and the rightist "Independent Greeks" faction, both of whom saw their ranks significantly depleted in May, had every reason to support a mutually acceptable candidate and avoid a national vote that could prove precarious to their very survival.

But Pritikin's perch proved precarious.

Biodiversity in Forest Fragments Proves Precarious.

Marriage altered neither of the Longworths, but the union proved a precarious success.

Announcing that Barkley's rare talent is ready to impose itself on the Premier League – certainly on a consistent basis – has proven a precarious call in the past.

But despite the support of computer makers groaning under Intel's dominance, trying to hitch a ride on the back of a grumpy 800lb gorilla was proving a precarious form of existence.Eventually, under a settlement in 1995, AMD gave up any rights to Intel microcode.

Everywhere we went - the only sit down restaurant, town hall, the sheriff's office - we were greeted by a friendly face and an 'anything you need, just ask.' Admittedly, we didn't travel down too many mountainous back roads that may have proven more precarious.

Former neighbours, whose lives in the world of the middle class in India prove to be precarious, they are propelled, respectively, by love and shame to travel to England in search of work.