Sentence examples for was extremely precarious from inspiring English sources

The Persian political and economic situation was extremely precarious.

By contrast, the existence of continuing and independent material objects and of continuing minds was extremely precarious; analysis showed both to be no more than bundles of perceptions, united by certain relations, and Hume more than once referred to them as "fictions," although it turned out on examination that they were not fictions in the way ghosts are.

Although his position during his first six years in office was extremely precarious and resulted in much bloodshed, he was soon able to consolidate his kingdom into a bureaucratic autocracy in which traditional priests and clan leaders had little power but in which, at least to some extent, talent was recognized.

He informed cabinet that the outlook was "extremely precarious" and that "the combination of a large current account deficit with only modest prospects of improvement and a poor relative inflation performance may well generate pressures for a further fall in the exchange rate".

Schubert's standing is extremely precarious.

Ms. Escobar's situation is extremely precarious.

The living conditions of those civilians are extremely precarious.

Politically and socially, their place is extremely precarious.

But if it did, "it would be extremely precarious," he said.

The water supply is extremely precarious: families at the end of the pipe get none at all Alessandra Moja Cunha "Still," says Cunha, "it's better than when we first arrived here".

"The supply is extremely precarious: we get very little water, all in all, and the families at the end of the pipe get none at all," explains Alessandra Moja Cunha, coordinator of the favela's residents' association.