Sentence examples for too precarious from inspiring English sources
That's too precarious a position for any company to tolerate.
They felt the life of an artist was too precarious".
Pardew's position is way too precarious for that kind of attack.
The balancing act of family and career was too precarious and overwhelming.
"When we looked at the horizon it looked too precarious," she said.
In the end Daddyji sent the children, including Ved, away when he felt the situation was too precarious.
They are also precarious.
The life of a musician is too financially precarious, she said, and the instability was ruining her joy.
But the slowdown was also politically precarious: cut back too fast and unemployment could lead to political unrest.
In the autumn of 2008, with the economy in free fall, it was easy to suppose that he was falling, too, from a precarious middle-class existence into an underworld of criminality.
Analysts expect another 0.5% increase on August 28th, bringing the policy rate to 9%, and more by the end of the year, depending on where the currency settles.The jobs market is precarious, too.
