Sentence examples for was precarious from inspiring English sources

Jewish life was precarious under Byzantine rule.

The government bond market was precarious as well.

Between 1910 and 1915, Virginia's mental health was precarious.

Mr. Bogle's health was precarious in the 1990s.

The survival of the tiny settlements was precarious.

They had to be won, and every victory was precarious.

Even while the Mets throttled the Braves, it was precarious.

Throughout the 60s Didion's own emotional state was precarious.

Until 864 Charles's political situation was precarious because few vassals were loyal to him.

Although at times during the French Revolution his position was precarious, Monge continued to be influential.

Baldwin had lost his footing during the ascent, and the situation was precarious for a moment.