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As a result, they are in a precarious political position.

The new government will take over at a precarious moment.

The road to a hit is long and often precarious.

But the days will be the most precarious of your life.

Instead, she was in a more precarious position than ever.

Her control of him in the last few days had become precarious.

His health seems to have been precarious from the first.

Her health had been precarious for a number of years.

His health was far more precarious than he had let on over the phone.

It's a little like the precarious state of the world.

But reason told her it was a precarious business at the best of times.

I thank you now know how precarious our situation really is.

But yet she knew that her position now was most precarious.

The little company had been in a precarious financial position for a long time.

The war situation has made the life of women more precarious.

If your company is in a precarious financial state, what can you do?

To talk would be only to make his situation more precarious.

His power is so great that things are very precarious.

As more of the oil money is spent, the American economy may be left in a precarious position.

Last year, the three companies reached a precarious deal to work together.

Now her position as leader was at its most precarious.

In view of the precarious economic situation today, the Bush administration cannot wait too long.

As we know, women are more likely to be in precarious jobs than men.

Suddenly, she knew herself to be in a very high and precarious place.

The result was that he led rather a precarious life, though never being actually in want.