Sentence examples for its precariousness from inspiring English sources
The answers lie not in regrettable prejudice but in balance of power: as profit is distributed more towards capital than labour, and the workforce becomes more precarious, its precariousness can be leveraged against it to drive down pay and conditions further, and the insecurity deepens.
Finally friends came up with friends who shovelled it, despite its precariousness, and the following summer I hired a roofer to nail metal over the shingles.
"But it was invented at moment when this sector was unique in its precariousness.
Its precariousness invites walkouts, even whensecured by an admittance fee.
Its precariousness invites walkouts, even when secured by an admittance fee.
Their happiness in that moment was almost too much — its precariousness squeezed Carrie's chest like a tight band.
The second is its strategic and military insecurity, its acute sense of precariousness, its daily awareness that military power counts.
The stalling of a major offensive led by the cream of its recently modernised armed forces has exposed the precariousness of its grip on the peninsula, which was wrested from the Tigers only in 1996.
Given the precariousness of its credit rating, Italy needs the backstop of the ECB continuing to buy its bonds in order to prevent Greek-style default spreading.
At the same time, there is recognition of the precariousness of its position.
It's there because Mr. Rachman, a former journalist, knows and loves the myopia of his old profession, the gallows humor of its practitioners and the precariousness of the business to which they devote their lives.
