Sentence examples for potential precariousness from inspiring English sources
This paper articulates and uses the theoretical frameworks of bio-objectification and tissue economies to analyse the experiences of Xbank and draw out further implications of the potential precariousness of biobanking practice.
Saval writes, "Organizations that insist on hierarchy are becoming harder to defend; the 'mindset flexibility' demanded of workers has the potential to transform itself from contingency and precariousness into something that might very well look like autonomy".
Before it was trendy, an early stage business was a sign of precariousness and vulnerability, not untapped potential.
This paper argues that older adults living alone in the U.S. face a set of unique challenges, as they are likely to experience a sense of precariousness.
The precariousness of the Xbank case makes clear the potential for the recycling of value as tissue is circulated and reconfigured as research tissue, new biobanking stock, or incinerated waste.
It is a way to avoid structural instability – generated, among other things, by the increasing precariousness of work and growing income polarisation – and to improve the circulation of ideas (as well as their innovative potential) in the economy.
Jewish precariousness persists.
Soutra Gilmour's design conjures precariousness.
"You can see the precariousness of it.
The precariousness of stardom is as old as stardom itself.
Precariousness ensues; things teeter on the brink of disintegration.
