Sentence examples for Precarious transition from inspiring English sources

Middle East in precarious transition.

"It is now imperative that Libyan political actors take responsibility in the higher interest of the Libyan people to stop human suffering," said Kobler, adding that the process towards a democratic transition remains precarious.

Mr Vargas Llosa narrates how, after the assassination, Mr Balaguer manoeuvred to stay in power to oversee the country's transition to a precarious democracy.Since then his own light has shone much more clearly.

"That transition home is really precarious from the public health standpoint and for their individual health.

More than a year since the end of the famine was declared, food security in Somalia remains precarious and conflict continues in the south despite the transition from the previous Transitional Federal Government (TFG) to an elected parliament.

The failure to transition to a new approach explains the precarious situation that traditional businesses find themselves in.

The failure to transition to a new approach explains the precarious situation that traditional businesses from hotels to health care providers to taxis find themselves in.

Hadid has made the transition from visionary to builder, but the achievement still seems precarious.

Amid the bombshell report that he may have fired Comey to cover up his transition team's alleged wrongdoing in the 2016 election, Trump is in a precarious situation.

As a consequence of this apparently 'stalled transition' a contradiction has emerged between the valorization of wage labour/full employment, and the precarious reality of work and underemployment in contemporary capitalism.

As an economy still in transition, Micronesian's reliance on a cash-economy but lack of self-sufficiency puts them in a precarious position to depend on imported food.