YourDictionary

precarious sentence examples

  • Droughts, competition for land, and the loss of their slaves have made the nomadic existence increasingly precarious.
  • Precarious existence of trotskyism in the labor movement.
  • However, it could be a financially precarious solution.
  • Without statutory status the future of local authority services will remain precarious.
  • Precarious perch just before i let go.
  • The whole operation was somewhat precarious in bad conditions.
  • The fossil fuel economy is becoming ever more precarious.
  • Precarious ledges where normal people you would not want to spend their day!
  • These findings are especially significant given the increasingly precarious predicament of many young people.
  • The shed now looked even more precarious now everything had been cleared out.
  • Precarious dependence on.
  • Fridays struggle on in a rather precarious manner - we need a regular venue.
  • Early examples felt precarious, current ones claim to be better.
  • Precarious position in the league at least we have a football club.
  • The human rights situation of these roma is, today, extremely precarious.
  • Our future, at least in the developed world, appears more precarious than it has ever been.
  • Precarious situation may be better for asia's bond markets than stocks.
  • However, concentrating too hard in one sector is equally precarious.
  • In yorkshire, parliamentary forces are withdrawn from selby, their position made precarious by the defection of scarborough.

The word usage examples above have been gathered from various sources to reflect current and historical usage. They do not represent the opinions of YourDictionary.com.

Learn more about precarious

link/cite print suggestion box