Sentence examples for turned precarious from inspiring English sources

Last year, he told investors in a letter in January, he made billions more buying the same, not to mention bonds issued by troubled auto lender GMAC and loans from deals turned precarious, like the $48 billion buyout of power producer TXU.

The picture leaked out a few days ago and now, this particular episode of Outward Bound in the Garden State has turned as precarious as rappelling down the State House dome without a net.

The former dictator's limbo – he is not a prisoner but is apparently unable to leave the country because of corruption and embezzlement charges – turned more precarious when he faced accusations of atrocities during his rule.

13 years ago, the U.S Government turned a precarious interpretation of a federal statute into a full fledged war on the paraphernalia industry.

After the Terra Firma takeover EMI managed to turn a precarious situation around, preventing a mass-exodus of artists and songwriters and even making itself attractive to artists such as Tinie Tempah who were looking to sign with a major.

Schwartz explores the very fine line between reality and mirage, and is able to mislead and deceive us by turning a precarious DIY installation into a monumental and obscure stage design.

But Councilman Yassky's anxiety reflects the general fear of what happens when a city's development expands ahead of the infrastructure — and a stock market collapse makes the chicken-and-egg dynamic all the more precarious, turning new expenses, no matter how small, into a hard sell.

So many impoverished families from precarious housing conditions turned up that the "Communist stewards were forced to scour the neighbourhood for additional housing", with eight other empty buildings being taken over.

We blindly follow the GPS on our rental car up the single winding mountain road that leads to Sant'Agata Feltria, navigating hairpin turns and precarious drops on both sides.

The bipolar world turned out to have been more precarious than most realist analysts had supposed.

The precarious cultural scene could be turned into a fertile ground for entrepreneurship if local talent could be handled and capitalised through management," he says.