Sentence examples for precarious entities from inspiring English sources
A more difficult task is to argue against the assumption of states of affairs (or some other propositional entities) on the ground that intensional entities are ontologically precarious entities (see Leclercq 2013).
The problem with food banks - and this is where my unusual alliance with Edwina comes in - is that they are a precarious entity, reliant on insecure supplies of donated food.
Not just on the border, where the precarious embrace of two sovereign entities has solidified into barriers, buildings and a bureaucracy; also on either side.
As many entities regroup from their precarious balancing act on the precipice of the highly controversial "fiscal cliff," the need to think and act not only outside the box, but far beyond it begs necessity.
But the existence of such an entity seems to be rather precarious.
Israel's foe is a non-sovereign entity that enjoys the most precarious form of self-governance.
In process theism, as in traditional theism, the existence of God is in no way precarious, in no way dependent upon the activity of other entities; likewise, process theism and traditional theism are in agreement that non-divine individuals are contingent (they can fail to exist)—in the case of non-angelic beings, they are born and they die.
Independent films are in a more precarious position, with production companies often set up as a one-shot entity for a film.
The proposition of opposing the institution by launching a new organizational entity in the form of fledgling business venture is innately unpredictable and precarious, especially in technology markets which are already turbulent.
Conversation is precarious.
