Sentence examples for extreme precariousness from inspiring English sources

The outstanding fact about business is the "extreme precariousness of the basis of knowledge" on which investment decisions were made.

Friday's landmark report on global warming from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) – which is currently being finalised by a meeting of the world's top climate scientists along with political observers in Stockholm – will set out the extreme precariousness of this position.

Whether preserving autonomy from or establishing hybrid relationships with public institutions (Monno 2014), as Butler (2015) and Butler et al. (2016) has noted, one of the fundamental characteristic of the recent wave of activism is the use of the body as a means to expose the extreme precariousness of our lives under the neoliberal restructuring of urban space.

Qutb's sense of extreme moral precariousness comes to the fore in every encounter.

There is an easy tendency, sustained by the media, to accentuate the extreme social precariousness in the French suburbs, the failure of national integration, the continuing problem of the suburbs, regardless of the particular political persuasion of the government in charge.

Jewish precariousness persists.

Soutra Gilmour's design conjures precariousness.

"You can see the precariousness of it.

Frank recognises the precariousness of the situation.

The precariousness of life is evident.

The precariousness of stardom is as old as stardom itself.