precariously

Living month to month is precarious, and that’s just as true for businesses as it is for people.

On the right side of the fall line, but precariously close to the precipice.

Those women who are not alone are often only precariously coupled.

It then appeared how precariously it had stood for many years.

About thirty, Pete had fine blond hair that seemed rooted so precariously that the slightest wind might blow it away.

He felt himself as he smoked shut up to a room on the wall of which something precious was too precariously hung.

On the wet top rail, precariously perching, the figure slipped and sprawled forward in the miry yard.

"Them's mackerel gulls," volunteered Ira as he pointed to two birds perched on a precariously buffeted buoy.