Sentence examples for more precarious and from inspiring English sources

The situation in Afghanistan is ever more precarious and dangerous.

On the north side, where Santiago lives, the land flattens and the dwellings grow more precarious and quirky.

Several unions, though not all, argue that it makes workers' positions more precarious and is a charter for further exploitation.

Workers oppose the law, claiming it makes their situation more precarious and undermines hard-won privileges and rights.

In many areas private renting has boomed, offering a much more precarious and often expensive alternative to the long term stability and below market rents of council housing.

We're all used to the big-box experience, and besides, stacks of CD's look more precarious and not nearly as captivating as stacks of vinyl LP's.

Walls paradoxically put people who are migrating in even more precarious living and healthcare situations without security and access to water, food, and shelter [ 3].

Given the obsession as to the application of nominal convergent criteria, there has been greater flexibility, greater deregulation, more precarious employment and more unemployment.

In other hand only wood or coal as cooking fuel showed a positive association with asthma symptoms (VQ) and two or more precarious household conditions and dog contact showed a positive association with rhinoconjunctivitis symptoms.

Parents are probably worrying that their jobs are more precarious than ever and that home equity loans and other forms of credit are harder and more costly to obtain.

But as Grazia's emotional state grows more precarious, her family and neighbors decide she has become unmanageable, and the decision is made to send her to Milan for treatment.