Sentence examples for its precarity from inspiring English sources

While the queens of Black Divaz ooze charisma and flaunt jaw-dropping looks like their RuPaul counterparts, the magic of the documentary is often in its precarity and vulnerability: prior to filming, Shaniquá had only performed in drag four times; JoJo had never before performed with other Black queens.

I used to imagine that North Rosedale Park was born fully formed as an élite retreat for judges and surgeons and executives, and that Detroit's post-riot fall gave it its first taste of precarity.

Hence its parallel campaigns against WikiLeaks: to crush it through the precarity of the internet and to formally limit freedom of the press.

But in the background is a classical-looking musician with two women, a trope of the Baroque, and the whole thing is given a sense of drama and precarity with its diagonal lines and thick brushstrokes.

It is about precarity and fear.

It is this precarity that I believe fuels xenophobia, racism, and Islamophobia.

International reviews show the deepening of outsourcing (shifting from secondary to core processes) and, despite the legal hurdles implemented in developed and developing countries to control abuses, its strong connection to incremented job precarity and to the tendency to delegate the riskiest activities to sub-contractors.

However reliably the vast Russian landscape can enthrall, or the conversation lurch from minutiae to Chekhovian contemplation of anything from death to a hiccup, there is a constant precarity to it all.

Workers at places like Sports Direct don't require an explainer on precarity or job insecurity when it forms the fabric of their working lives.

Introduction: Precarity is a complex notion including several components, and its definition is still debated.

He had originally planned to meet me at their house as well, but had been offered more hours and felt that the precarity of the contract meant that if he turned it down, he would deliberately be overlooked for future shifts.