The family's precarious finances are a huge concern.

This guy could be in charge of our nation's often precarious finances.

Yes, in just eight years' time, so wrecking its already precarious finances and causing a general operational meltdown.

The damage was extensive, and the park's precarious finances forced the park to go out of business.

This greatly strained the already precarious finances of the domain, which could only be resolved by placing the domain into great debt.

In the absence of answers we are inclined towards a form of pessimism about the unknown and precarious future.

Those who work in customer-facing sectors, such as retailing or hospitality, face a precarious future in an age of social distancing.

Welfare measures, including newly imported hurdles, have brought welcome improvements in the attrition rate but any high-risk sport has a precarious future if judged entirely by its accidents.

So young, so alive, so unaware of how precarious life can be.

Only in the postmodern world has a new perception of the world's fragility been created in us: and with it an understanding of the precarious life of a 21st-century monster.

As winter draws on, it looks as if our author's precarious life as a journalist and polemicist has landed him in his most parlous situation yet.

It was a world of precarious life and insecurity where trade degenerated into a raiding economy.

Many agricultural people moved to cities and threw themselves into new precarious lives.

He wrote in his autobiography that 'my family was one of twenty or so making a precarious living from the land there'.

It's a precarious living - their clients may be unable or unwilling to pay them, and corrupt cops are circling for bribes.

By contrast, self-employment can provide freedom and independence, but it might also mean a more precarious living — and very long hours.

He made a precarious living as a freelance art critic, translator and editor but without ever achieving much renown.

Most miners earn a precarious living working long hours in dangerous and unhealthy conditions.

Those who read the prospectus for the company had no doubt about its potentially precarious nature.

But for now, at least, the seals seem to have adapted to the precarious nature of their volcanic home.

It highlights the precarious nature of boarding school finances.

It's a stark, sad and crushingly honest reflection on the precarious nature of life and love featuring her distinctive vocals backed by simple guitar, bass and drums.

The show reminds us of the precarious nature of net-based relationships.

Given the precarious state of the job market, she has been exploring ways of protecting herself.

The sudden decline in house buying and the precarious state of many developers give some force to their arguments.

One character contends that, in our present ecologically precarious state, what's needed are compelling novels about the fate not of people but the planet.

Numerous houses were not just empty but in a precarious state of collapse.

They allowed investors to be misled about the precarious state of the balance sheet as management ruled out a rights issue just three weeks before announcing one.