Sentence examples for precarious concept from inspiring English sources
Central to the film is the idea of validation through work, a precarious concept in an era of widespread unemployment.
When it comes to subjectivity and the self-determination of workers to characterise precarious work, the concept becomes more vague and difficult to operationalise [26, 40].
Called Unbalanced Hotel and featuring 125 rooms, it might look precarious from the concept designs but this is what Spanish firm OOIIO Architecture will be building for a private client.
What's at the heart of Erik's experience, and the incel phenomenon more generally, says Jennifer Bosson, a masculinity researcher at the University of South Florida, is the concept of "precarious masculinity".
Paradigmatically, this problem has been addressed by concepts emphasizing that social interaction is a precarious affair because of the freedom other actors possess.
The ideal of abstinence in drug and alcohol treatment and its decentering within the concept of harm reduction, make introducing harm-reduction strategies in the clinical encounter precarious.
A study has appeared to confirm the "precarious manhood theory" of psychology which supposes that men react more strongly against more senior women because the concept of masculinity is more easily threatened.
This chapter reviews the application of metapopulation concepts and models to situations where the environment is changing or the persistence of the metapopulation is precarious because the species occurs close to the extinction threshold.
Conversation is precarious.
