Precipice in a sentence

According to environmental groups, Illinois is at the precipice of a rush of corporations coming in to the state to lay thousands of miles of pipelines without the proper protections in place for neighboring residents.

A recent pullback with a liquidity grab has it positioned right at the precipice of both MA's.

Beshear is on the precipice of doing the seemingly impossible because he has managed to build an identity separate from the national party.

Could we sit upon the precipice of diploma privilege?

Fast forward to today, we’re at the precipice of mainstream adoption of another invention with similarly far-reaching consequences for how we live and work—artificial intelligence (AI).

Holding Trump accountable for his crimes pulls our democracy back from the precipice and prevents his criminal attempt to overturn an election from being forgotten or normalized.

I lack the insights of the anti-meritocracy crowd to appraise their beliefs, but I do see the precipice they are pushing the next generation to.

In an interview, Klowden said it’s less likely that the current strike will nudge the state into another recession — the entire country, he noted, was already teetering on the precipice last time around.

Locals stand near the ragged tarmac precipice, peering over and taking photos.

Not to sound like "Old Man Yells At Cloud", but is one of those movies that absolutely should be seen by every teenage person venturing towards the precipice of adulthood.

Now, we stand on the precipice of another transition: consistent usage.

Once Kaz has reduced Rollins to metaphorical ash in he's left on an Inej-induced precipice of decision.

On the opposite end of the spectrum, a new type of prepper is emerging: young, left-leaning but just as afraid the world as we know it is on the precipice of collapse.

Though it takes on a new meaning when it applies to the spurned Akiyama and faithful Hana, as the two spend the game on the precipice of becoming an item.

United Nations Middle East peace envoy Tor Wennesland said the assault against Israeli communities and civilians has led to "a dangerous precipice and I appeal to all to pull back from the brink".

You might have moments this year when it feels like you’re standing on the precipice of something big, but don’t let yourself be daunted by these adventures.

Artificial intelligence has officially thrust the U.S. tech industry into a bubble, and Silicon Valley could be on the precipice of from BCA Research chief strategist Dhaval Joshi.

As we barrel along the crumbling edge of our environmental precipice, largely taken there by the post-war consumer boom, our hearts seem to beat fondly for a time when none of the externalities caused by consumerism were remotely obvious.

At around 7pm, a dozen calls were made to the 112 emergency number reporting that a man had jumped off the iconic rock precipice that sits right on the shore of the beach.

It added the lack of additional funding over and above usual amounts to help meet rising costs meant many local authorities were facing a financial precipice as they set budgets.