Teetered

A whale moved more than $234 million worth of Bitcoin (BTC) in a single transaction this past weekend as the crypto king teetered at $40,000.

Employment has teetered between marginal increases and decreases over the past five months, essentially holding steady.

Since then, hospitals in El Centro, Montebello, Hawkins and Visalia have all teetered on the brink of collapse, with one declaring bankruptcy and another being taken over by a state university to prevent its closure.

Somewhere along the way, the balance teetered toward doing the thing.

Cher rightly perceives that her origins as the child of drifters and chancers who occasionally hit it big and more often teetered on the brink of homelessness shaped both her character and her career.

Irish football, as long as we've known it, has teetered between despair and euphoria with little in between but boring 1-1 draws against Georgia.

Just hard work and a commitment to change, knowing his career teetered on the brink.

Those American variations and especially their later descendants, like Lanford Wilson’s “The Hot L Baltimore,” often teetered on the brink of both melodramatic bathos and quippy sitcom humor, in which everybody’s armed with zingers.

A lot of ideas were batted around congress in the waning minutes of Friday night, as the government teetered on the edge of a shutdown.

Half a century later, the Soviet empire imploded and for a brief moment in 2008, the American one teetered on the brink, having been taken there by its vanguard, finance capital.

He was handling them when his son Donald made his mark with Trump Tower in the early '80s, then teetered on personal bankruptcy in the '90s.

Kilgrave’s power was great, but he exercised it with the pettiness that particular power inspires; Jones’s power, meanwhile, teetered, physically potent but emotionally spent.

Our vehicle teetered onto the abandoned railway in the station and began to roll – right toward a gap in the track.

The Christie administration stripped major decision-making powers from Atlantic City officials in November 2016 as the city’s finances teetered on the edge of bankruptcy.

The deal has teetered on the brink of collapse since New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman filed a civil-rights lawsuit against the company this month, seeking to block the sale.

Right up until 1940, Carol's foreign policy teetered uneasily between the traditional alliance with France and an alignment with the newly-ascendant power of Germany.

The young turks within SF also had an ossified 'ancient regime' to topple: John Campbell's intolerant right-wing editorials for 'Astounding Science Fiction' (which he renamed 'Analog' in 1960) teetered on the self parody.