Precarious labour, ungodly hours, no security, no ability to plan ahead?
With fighting also intensifying in the southern province of Helmand, the attack on Kunduz, a day before a major international donors' conference in Brussels, underlined Afghanistan's precarious security situation and the Taliban's ability to strike important targets.
Those who are most endangered by the making of commercials (of whatever sort in whatever medium) are those whose abilities are more fragile, more precarious, more incipient, less developed.
"If Trump's election taught us anything, it's that predictions about his ability to shape public consciousness are precarious," Petrzela writes.
Our sanctions, however well-intended, did nothing except make their lives harder and their ability to earn a living more precarious.
"To have two relatively inexperienced people holding fort, without the ability for any senior advice, is a precarious situation in my view.
Were the reforms put forward by Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders adopted, the financial system's ability to prey on those already leading a precarious life would be curbed.
But in a country divided ever more sharply between Islamists and secularists, his ability to straddle both worlds has only grown more precarious.
Each of these events had serious implications for her ability to self-manage, particularly while living alone, in precarious housing, with nearest family located hours away.
This is a precarious balancing act, and it's a testament to Zellweger's abilities that Bridget was so appealing fifteen years ago.
