Sentence examples for a highly precarious from inspiring English sources

Beauty is synonymous with a highly precarious yet glossy and impermeable outer shell.

What's notable, he said, is that, despite the two early setbacks, Devin has pursued his dream in a highly precarious industry.

This hyper-violent street culture is not confined to the capital and reproduces itself in poor, multiply deprived areas of our inner cities; predominantly among young men locked into a highly precarious existence.

"This is a highly precarious situation that the North Koreans have caused in the region". The South Korean government is to discuss with the Chinese government and with Clinton in Seoul on Wednesday how far Beijing is prepared to go in supporting any UN action.

Barro agrees the country is "in a highly precarious economic position".

The way America has treated its workers has helped to create a highly precarious socioeconomic reality: One out of every two Americans is in poverty or low-income.

At the same time, however, its employment relations system has undergone a gradual but fundamental transformation from stable and permanent employment with good benefits (often called the iron rice bowl), to a system characterized by highly precarious employment with no benefits for about 40percentt of the population.

A smallholder tradition of adaptive change in this highly precarious and unstable landscape provides a dynamic foundation upon which biodiversity is produced, managed and conserved.

Some of the women in the EG, who were immigrants with no stable social ties, did not show a more positive result; some cases were highly precarious.

Mustafa, one of four survivors of a crew that originally numbered six hundred, spins an exciting tale of wild hopes, divided loyalties, and highly precarious fortunes.

Despite the physical proximity of the occupation, that the effects of the subjugation are not seen or felt on their very doorstep allows them to exist as though they have not a care in the world, rather than engage with the highly precarious and highly suspect way in which their leaders oppress the Palestinians under their control.