Sentence examples for precarious arrangements from inspiring English sources

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For the exhibition, Sonntag presents "Heutu Bleibe Ich Daheim," a slide projection piece that places the simplest of materials in the most precarious arrangements - a standing pair of scissors, an upside down bottle of soda, or a lamp caressing an apple.

Yet the precarious arrangement was there all along, for anyone who looked.

David Correia, a professor of American studies at the University of New Mexico, told me, "There's this myth here of tri-cultural harmony — indigenous people, Mexican-Americans, and Anglos — but this precarious arrangement is built on a long history of violence against Spanish-speaking and indigenous people that still plays out".

That precarious arrangement has prevented the two Koreas from going to war again, but failed to bring a real and lasting peace, say experts who believe the time has come for the US and its allies to consider a new approach to North Korea unthinkable just a week ago: dialogue.

And yes, I now have nowhere to sit in my own home and this precarious arrangement can't really handle much weight and the whole exercise was basically redundant, but I guess novice life hackers like myself have to expect a few casualties along the way.

And yes, I now have nowhere to sit in my own home and this precarious arrangement can't really handle much weight and the whole exercise was basically redundant, but I guess novice life hackers like myself have to expect a few casualties along the way. .

The New York listings include some of the most expensive, precarious sleeping arrangements in the country.

Beset by volatile superiors and precarious domestic arrangements, the metropolis is outrageously brutal to young people still figuring it out.

Academics rarely speak out publicly against their precarious working arrangements for fear of being punished by losing hours.

Contrary to the notion of 'shared' or 'integrated care' that often assumes a 'seamless' health care, we will focus on the negotiated order of GP-specialist cooperation, showing the precarious localized arrangements that allow both a bridging and a separation of professional activities concerning patient care.