Sentence examples for many precarious from inspiring English sources

Many precarious workers have to do two or three jobs just to make ends meet.

Most other countries and states would kill to have California's problems: to be burdened by quite so many precarious high-tech industries, to have such a young population to educate, to have so much splendid landscape to protect.

The service sector has become the main employer with a great diversity of required qualifications and a spectrum of legal and regulatory statuses (including many precarious jobs).

Powerful forces of globalization and technological change must be navigated or inequalities will continue to widen, and for many, precarious low-skill work will increasingly become the norm.

On the foot wall side, many precarious and semi-precarious rock formations were observed and allowed for peak ground acceleration to be estimated at.5g (within a kilometer of the fault trace) while rock shattering and a lack of precarious rocks on the hanging wall side suggested a value near 1g had been experienced at the time of the shock.

55 As a result, many have found themselves in one of many precarious financial straits.

At this time of year, students are still taking exams, and many staff – precarious and otherwise – are in the midst of marking.

But I wonder whether you will flip – like the holders of European sovereign bonds before 2010 – from believing all issuers equally safe to thinking many equally precarious when the sky next darkens," he said.

Individuals living with HIV receiving treatment or in care experienced an improved quality of life in this setting, although the situation for many remains precarious.

In fact, the situation for many is very precarious, having been particularly badly hit by the government's sustained cuts and changes to housing benefit.

His work demonstrated to a shocking degree how marginal and precarious many Londoners' lives were, in the richest city in the world.