Sentence examples for of general precariousness from inspiring English sources

There's such a sense of general precariousness.

Chancellor Angela Merkel's government struggled, however, with apparent indecisiveness, political challenges from opposition parties, a euro crisis involving a bailout for Greece, and an academic-corruption scandal, all of which left a general feeling of uncertainty and precariousness.

It was the feeling of precariousness, of drama, of constantly being on call.

And a history of clinging to the smallest of constants to cover the absurd amount of precariousness.

At the same time, there is recognition of the precariousness of its position.

Mr. Obama has told associates that he is aware of the precariousness of the political environment for him.

He found it striking that such a young child would already have a sense of the precariousness of nature.

Other modern composers, mindful of the precariousness of their work, might give in to a moment or two of untrammelled joy.

The Anglo-Irish were keenly aware of the precariousness of their position as a ruling elite and the anomalies and inequities of their relationship with the "mother country".

Already several events in his childhood had left him with a heightened sense of the precariousness of life.

The phenomenon of the precariousness of existence is nicely illustrated in Parfit's depletion case.