Sentence examples similar to marked precariousness from inspiring English sources
A creative economy and its associated industries are celebrated as a panacea for urban revalorization and economic development; however, the reality of working and producing in these sectors, is marked by precariousness and uncertainty, which reveals the weaknesses of such planning policies.
The mark of a great comic is this awareness of life's wondrous precariousness.
Tolerance may have left less of a cultural mark than intolerance: the historian Joel L. Kraemer has suggested that in Andalusia, a sense of precariousness inspired mysticism, esoteric teachings and a "prudent dissimulation" before Islamic superiors.
Jewish precariousness persists.
Soutra Gilmour's design conjures precariousness.
"You can see the precariousness of it.
Precariousness has become a way of life.
Frank recognises the precariousness of the situation.
The precariousness of life is evident.
The precariousness of stardom is as old as stardom itself.
Precariousness ensues; things teeter on the brink of disintegration.
