Sentence examples for that is precarious from inspiring English sources

A bare life that is precarious, passionate, influential and rewarding.

"It's a question of experience and fine balance between being able to offer a safe service and one that is precarious".

But the politics of that are precarious.

One is by heredity or self-appointed authority, and that's precarious.

Michael Glennon, professor of international law at the Fletcher School at Tufts University, warned on these pages (April 6) that implementing the definition will "bollix an international equilibrium that already is precarious enough".

It will bollix an international equilibrium that already is precarious enough.

Mr. Weston is aware that his job is precarious, and that detectives could decide to find someone else to provide fillers.

And there is reason to hope that it will, but that hope is precarious.

Cromwell follows those orders only as far as he cares to; he knows that her status is precarious, since the king's eye has again begun to wander.

But that balance is precarious, as opponents of the JCPOA plan new unilateral sanctions aimed at sabotaging the agreement.

Power, everybody knows, is intoxicating even more so when that power is precarious and held over someone who would normally wield it.