Sentence examples for relatively precarious from inspiring English sources

Tottenham's position remains relatively precarious in the Premier League, if eased somewhat by Monday's win at Hull City, and there will be no cause to relax even if United are defeated tomorrow.

However the economic position of the islands remains relatively precarious.

Other factors could also explain this higher take-up of the vaccine, for example their relatively precarious living conditions might increase their willingness to accept health care.

Perceptions of dyspnoea may be relatively precarious and easily swayed via these variables.

In this study, the proportion in precarious employment was relatively small (5.5%); however, the number of precarious workers aged in their 60s will most likely increase in the near future.

The news on Wednesday was relatively good, but the situation remains precarious.

Those whose families have moved to the United States relatively recently have memories of a precarious banking industry in their home countries.

Derationing, decontrolling, rehousing, safeguarding the precarious balance of payments these were relatively noncontroversial policies; only the return of nationalized steel and road transport to private hands aroused excitement.

However, the broader economic picture, which has been relatively strong thus far, is looking increasingly precarious as we head into year-end.”.

"To have two relatively inexperienced people holding fort, without the ability for any senior advice, is a precarious situation in my view.

So, the relatively weak gains for the majority of Americans in the past thirty years have been precarious, subject to a swift and un-nerving reversal of fortune, while those at the top continue to enjoy record incomes and wealth.