Sentence examples for precarious alternatives from inspiring English sources
The stigmas that were once attached to these precarious alternatives are now disappearing.
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.
And Japan's economy relies heavily on precarious nuclear energy, for which alternatives will be more expensive.
And while self-employment may not be bad per se, in the overwhelming majority of cases it reflects the lack of alternatives, and implies precarious living conditions and working poverty.
AltGen is an organisation that helps young people set up workers' co-operatives as an alternative to competitive, precarious and low-wage career paths.
Another alternative is to use skewers, though those sometimes can be precarious.
Of the two alternatives to Rousseff, Neves has the clearer record as an economic manager, reversing the precarious finances of the state of Minas Gerais in his eight years as governor.
Corel's steadily eroding share price made the merger untenable, and the company, a leading proponent of the Linux alternative to the Windows operating system, is now examining other ways to strengthen its precarious cash position.
similar to those of China.8 However, with its lack of political control and precarious domestic stability, aggravated by a demographic sprawl on the territory, Africa could hardly represent a China alternative.
Conversation is precarious.
