One reason for this is that the poor, whose labour-market prospects are most precarious, are a diverse group.
At the far end of the favela, where the homes are most precarious and where the water simply doesn't reach, families come to collect water from a tap in the centre of the settlement.
However, it was the Championship in which the profession was most precarious with no fewer than 10 managers parting company with their respective clubs during the same period compared with six in League One and seven in League Two.
Where the security situation has been most precarious, it has been difficult for agencies such as the World Food Programme (WFP) to move as much food aid as they want by land and instead it is having to be delivered by air.
However, researchers have had a poor grasp of which parts of Rainier are most precarious and how much debris they might unleash.
About ten years ago I found myself in a television writer's most precarious position -- over 40 years of age.
This was reported to be most precarious in the remotest areas.
Yet the basal nodes in Figure 3 remain in the very distant past, and it is here that implicit assumptions of this study, that phylogeny is dichotomous and genomic position is conserved, will be most precarious.
Though it is argued that selecting a suitable kernel is the most precarious step (e.g., [ 14]), current evidence suggests that most considered kernels attain a predictive accuracy similar to that of the Gaussian kernels [ 17].
And yet, with a backlash in full force and with so many rights needing to be secured in the states and at the federal level ― where we have no protections in federal law ― it is the most precarious time for LGBTQ people to be divided.
