Meanings of extremely precarious in English

Furthermore, my wife's health is, I am sorry to say, extremely precarious.

The day was an unhappy one; my hiding-place was extremely precarious.

Our progress, which had been dangerous enough before, became extremely precarious.

Since that time my health has been extremely precarious.

But residents say the situation is extremely precarious.

But our position here is extremely precarious.

But documents from the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade show this fund is extremely precarious.

Her position was extremely precarious.

Schubert's standing is extremely precarious.

Thomas's exertions were evidently prodigious and ceaseless; while his position -nay, his very existence -was extremely precarious.

The possession, even of such farmers, however, was long extremely precarious, and still is so in many parts of Europe.

After the Embassy raid my position became extremely precarious, for I was now on the black list and being searched for.

The situation of the young noble, clad only in a velvet doublet and armed only with a light sword, was extremely precarious.

Fortunately, as our front was extremely precarious and shallow, we were only supposed to be covering the southern wing of the fighting.

Abdurrahman's tenure of the Cabul sovereignty had been at first extremely precarious; but he proved a man at once strong, resolute, and politic.

The situation of the Netherlands was now extremely precarious and difficult to manage, during the unstable sway of a government so weak as Maximilian's.