Sentence examples for generally precarious from inspiring English sources

The surface water sources are generally precarious during the monsoon seasons, and during no monsoonal periods people have to largely depend on groundwater resources for their domestic, agricultural, and industrial activities.

The informal market is generally precarious and characterized by low wages, few benefits, and a lack of social protections that are offered in the formal market.

As FDC incomes are generally low and precarious, these additional pressures are particularly challenging to mental wellbeing.

Indigenous children and adolescents generally live in precarious conditions and have higher rates of mortality and morbidity than the non-indigenous (3– 6).

The boom generates another precarious recovery.

- The precarious economy generally.

But De Quincey's attitudes towards the poor were complex; reportedly a lifelong conservative, his depictions were sometimes compassionate, occasionally contemptuous, and more generally inconsistent – surprising, considering his own often precarious circumstances.

The narrative circulated by DCF, however, makes no reference to this history nor to the precarious lives of transgender foster children generally.

In an area dominated by authoritarian or militarist regimes, the Lebanese capital was generally regarded as a haven of liberalism, though a precarious one.

Amid pervasive poverty and meagre material resources, African countries generally experience serious HRH constraints and shortfalls that result in precarious provisioning of and access to Western or allopathic health care for their populations.

At the launch, champagne was served and guests encouraged to explore the cluttered rooms, jostle among precarious stacks of china, squeeze past the guttering candles and generally clump about.