Sentence examples for was considered precarious from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Holt had an incumbent's advantage, his hold on the seat was considered precarious, especially because Mr. Zimmer represented the same district for six years, until 1997, when he gave it up to run for the Senate.

By 2006, her works were commanding "the upper end of the price spectrum", though the resale values of those of her works not sold through Papunya Tula artists were considered precarious, owing to such works being of variable quality.

Living conditions were considered precarious for respondents who reported financial difficulties in their household ('It's hard to make both ends meet', 'we had to get into debt') or food privation (whether or not a member of the household did not take any complete meal during a whole day due to lack of money, during the prior 4 weeks).

Malta was considered to be of vital strategic importance, and its defence was looking increasingly precarious in March 1942.

Though that is true of the whole market, the Indy's position is considered more precarious because it has the smallest circulation of all nationals.

A job without a standard employment contract can be considered to be precarious.

Patients were considered to have a precarious socio-economic status if they presented at least one criterion of social vulnerability or a high EPICES deprivation score.

Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb) is considered as one of the precarious bacterial infections around the world.

This gazelle's fate is considered to be even more precarious than the giant panda [ 4].

The document said relations between Christians and Muslims were often difficult "principally because Muslims make no distinction between religion and politics, thereby relegating Christians to the precarious position of being considered noncitizens, despite the fact that they were citizens of their countries long before the rise of Islam".

Nearly 10 million people are considered short of food and their situation will remain precarious for six months to a year, she said.