Sentence examples for amount of precariousness from inspiring English sources

And a history of clinging to the smallest of constants to cover the absurd amount of precariousness.

Peter's appreciative account of his wife's efforts to 'hold the whole thing together' renders this precariousness in colloquial terms and seems to hint at a considerable amount of uncertainty as to the future viability of his family's living arrangements.

And that adds to the sense of precariousness.

Both will increase the country's already deep sense of precariousness.

It was the feeling of precariousness, of drama, of constantly being on call.

One sign of precariousness, however, was the shrinking of the Cabaret Convention, an annual clearinghouse for talent at Rose Hall.

The second is its strategic and military insecurity, its acute sense of precariousness, its daily awareness that military power counts.

You report on Northern Irish Protestants' "growing feeling of precariousness in the land they once dominated" (front page, July 18).

But what he calls his "peek over the other side" might have left in him a strange appreciation of precariousness.

This level of precariousness among newly immigrants gains special relevance when compared to that of natives.

Firstly, this density is given by new types of precariousness, exclusion and erosion.