Sentence examples for precarious countries from inspiring English sources

The commonality of the "blood, sweat and tears" strategy of deficit reduction gives some apparent plausibility to what is being imposed on more precarious countries like Greece or Portugal.

Second, it is quite hard to see that the sacrifices that the financial commanders have been demanding from precarious countries would deliver the ultimate viability of these countries and guarantee the continuation of the euro within an unreformed pattern of financial amalgamation and an unchanged membership of the euro club.

Sanitation facilities are in a similarly precarious state around the country.

His arrest comes after four years of near-continuous pro-democracy protests — kicked off by the Arab Spring — which have left the small Gulf country in a precarious state of perpetual anti-state uprising.

How do you, as a writer and resident of the country, feel about Pakistan's precarious state?

"South Sudan has tremendous agricultural potential, and the improved harvest estimate is good news, but the country's overall food security situation remains very precarious," WFP country director Chris Nikoi said in a joint statement with FAO.

"Precarious situations in countries of first asylum are also driving many to leave for Europe.

While Afghanistan's military and police forces remain disparate groupings loyal to individual commanders, security remains precarious throughout the country.

"Despite the favourable impact of lower oil prices, the external position remains precarious and the country is in debt distress," the IMF said.

That allows them to move across the borders unimpeded and, with schools scarce and medical care precarious, use whichever country's public services are available when needed.

Taking the song as his own — laying claim to tradition in the form of the Williams name while kissing it off in the form of soused content — is true to Mr. Rucker's special, possibly precarious relationship with country music.