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precarious

[pri-kair-ee-uhs] / prɪˈkɛər i əs /


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“The CPUC’s decision highlights the precarious energy position California is in, with electricity prices and electricity demand rising at historically fast rates,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

As Los Padres National Forest spokesman Andrew Madsen warned, “the foothills of Santa Barbara are especially fragile and hiking is especially precarious in the aftermath of heavy rains.”

From Los Angeles Times

The result leaves Parker's side 19th in the table and in a precarious position six points from safety, having collected just two points from the last 33 on offer.

From BBC

AI seems to have found itself in a precarious paradox thus far: the more capable the tools become, the more intense the tsunami of slop.

From MarketWatch

Under the pressure of enormous change, bildung now came to mean “a precarious heritage under siege by rival nationalists.”

From The Wall Street Journal