Sentence examples for seemed precarious from inspiring English sources

Mr Eisner's position had seemed precarious.

When Geoff, our producer Michael Peyser and I arrived in Argentina in early 2002, the situation seemed precarious.

In 2008-9, while the future of some automakers seemed precarious, companies hit the pause button, freezing the development of many planned models.

In the minority the past eight years, this ideological position seemed precarious, but — as always happens when Democrats claim the majority — those ranks are now swelling.

Mondesi's Yankee tenure has seemed precarious since his arrival in a hasty trade with the Toronto Blue Jays on July 1.

His job security had always seemed precarious, but on Nov. 30, The New York Times reported that the White House was considering forcing out Tillerson and replacing him with Pompeo.

The creative industries seem precarious, but being a banker is, too, these days.

By contrast, Gooden's jittery hold on sobriety seems precarious at best.

Hadid has made the transition from visionary to builder, but the achievement still seems precarious.

Their unpleasant profiles seem precarious, as if they were the rear halves of ships that have been cut in two.

While his living situation seems precarious and his legal troubles unlikely to go away soon, Mr. Johnson has been anything but resigned.