Sentence examples for of precarity from inspiring English sources

Job insecurity would do perfectly well instead of precarity and fruitful for feracious.

"The most dangerous part is the glamorisation of precarity," says Taylor.

Punishment-on-accusation laws such as the Digital Economy Act extend this pattern of precarity to internet connectivity.

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.

The fragmentation of work, the spread of precarity and the stratification of workforces all point to one conclusion: the working class is fundamentally changing, and our conceptions of class have to catch up with that.

Taken together with the transformation of the private sector, the destruction of unionised sectors, and the spread of precarity in work, this has dramatically changed the fabric of everyday experience.

The rise in temporary employment, the tendency for the ageing of permanent workers and the drop in workers' purchasing power during the period from 2002 to 2006 are indicative of the process of increasing precarity of work and justify government policies aimed at reversing this tendency.

The increase in the number of non-permanent workers in the workforce, the growing proportion of older workers among the permanently employed and the real wage reductions during the period from 2002 to 2006 are indicative of the process of growing precarity of employment in the group studied.

Because of the "precarity of the medium," she added, "there's something in the room that makes people aware of how easily histories get lost".

"The individual experiences planetary-scale systems as a kind of sublime things like climate change, global finance, the mechanisms of the deep state and the experience of this sublime is one of anxiety, precarity, catatonia," says Tolan.

Closely related to this problem of faculty precarity is the problem of faculty powerlessness.