Sentence examples for way precarious from inspiring English sources

In process theism, as in traditional theism, the existence of God is in no way precarious, in no way dependent upon the activity of other entities; likewise, process theism and traditional theism are in agreement that non-divine individuals are contingent (they can fail to exist)—in the case of non-angelic beings, they are born and they die.

Pardew's position is way too precarious for that kind of attack.

Dr Carmel suggests the UK should expect more in the way of precarious migrant workers in the years after Brexit.

What's worse, Morgan Stanley finds parallels to late 2006 and concludes that the market today is in some ways more precarious.

It's a precarious way to live".

The rest of the world, on the other hand, can damage Pakistan, especially by way of its precarious economy.

The surge in this precarious way of life has been so swift that few policy makers have noticed.

But "foot canvassing" a building - as opposed to canvassing by telephone - is a precarious way of earning a living.

A moment before, having ad-libbed his way into that precarious position, he had said, dryly, "There's a load of possibilities here".

Thinking about these settlers and their precarious way of eking out a living from a dry, almost extraterrestial landscape made me feel guilty.

Good news for fans of Jason Bateman looking scrawnier than usual while attempting to fast-talk his way out of precarious situations.