Now, our health is less precarious, and alcohol is our universal panacea.
A stack of DVDs was less precarious but no less heterogeneous than the books and LPs.
Access to health care is less precarious than it used to be.
Jongeling, T. B. & Koetsier, T. The predicament of the African wild dog, Lycaon pictus, is less precarious than claimed.
But there's less precarious entertainment, too, including pipe bands, Scottish singers and a Highland dancing demonstration.
A white boy who has always lived off welfare in Beau Marais – his situation is less precarious but, in a way, more deeply mired, more irredeemable, and (whether it's conscious or not) I wonder if that hasn't got something to do with his resentment.
Ireland's positions would be less precarious if it had retained it's own currency as it's interest rates would have been more relevant for it's own economy.
It was also suggested that this approach would be less precarious and more likely to be sustained over time than support from nongovernmental agencies.
[ 13- 17] A high velocity COP excursion when the COP is in the middle of the foot is less precarious than a high velocity excursion occurring close to the boundary of the foot.[ 13, 15] In a comparison of 15 females with CAI and 9 females without CAI, Hertel and Olmsted-Kramer demonstrated that the magnitude and variability of TTB measures in single limb stance were lower in the CAI group.
Without a vibrant manufacturing base, societies tend to divide between rich and poor – those who have access to steady, well-paying jobs, and those whose jobs are less secure and lives more precarious.
