Precarious used in a sentence

Precarious in a sentence as an adjective

> in starting familiesthe only part you lost me on. everyone i know considers the world far too precarious to start a family.

Then boasting - 3B in cash, we are doing just great!How many times the above strategy has worked for someone in as precarious position as RIM?

Once you start getting to the "1 month" of savings milestone, then 2 months, etc - you start to realize how little that actually is, and how precarious/fragile your state is.

The nations that are capable of carrying out this research, and supporting the societies that can support this sort of thing logistically and culturally, are very precarious in their positioning.

Moreover, the mass of propertyless workers – the utterly precarious position of labour – power on a mass scale cut off from capital or from even a limited satisfaction and, therefore, no longer merely temporarily deprived of work itself as a secure source of life – presupposes the world market through competition.