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precarious

[pri-kair-ee-uhs] / prɪˈkɛər i əs /


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No council has ever won a referendum to raise council tax beyond 5% – although councils in precarious financial positions have been granted special permission to do so by the government, increasingly so in recent years.

From BBC

Both the Sydney attacks and January’s fires showed how precarious life and community can be.

From Los Angeles Times

Carbajal-Ramos, who is the regional representative for centers across the Los Angeles area, said it’s important to meet students where they are and not shy away from the precarious realities they live in.

From Los Angeles Times

But with bighorn in a precarious way, “we just recognize that we need to do everything we can to try to get this animal recovered,” Stephenson said.

From Los Angeles Times

Solar manufacturing has momentum, even if it is precarious.

From Barron's