Sentence examples similar to indicates a precariousness from inspiring English sources

That it is difficult to find clear statistics on mature applicants in scientific fields may indicate some precariousness in their situation.

These two variables, which may also measure the precarious situation of the migrant in the host country, do not confirm the results obtained by some studies conducted in other contexts which indicate that the precariousness of migrants (i.e., unemployment, illegal status in the host country, etc).

Guilt and rationalisation sour her memories of her time with Edward; she detects a precariousness in her current marriage.

Yet, both Murakami and Ogawa can be said to be making a similar point about the precariousness of things we wish to preserve.

There was a riveting precariousness to the equilibrium of some dishes.

It's almost like a cultivated precariousness.

Mr. Yang's film suggests a kind of precariousness to ordinary life, a sense that barbarism is never far away.

Before it was trendy, an early stage business was a sign of precariousness and vulnerability, not untapped potential.

This paper argues that older adults living alone in the U.S. face a set of unique challenges, as they are likely to experience a sense of precariousness.

However, the economic crisis has introduced a degree of precariousness into the industry, meaning tipping is always appreciated.

A state of precariousness infuses her work, and this is one of the ways she connects with Finster -- through human vulnerability.