Sentence examples for precarious gap from inspiring English sources
In fact, she tells Metro, children hold the key to integrating Paris, a city with a precarious gap between immigrants and "regular" residents.
WITH so precarious a position, Gap's survival game must rely on more than Mr. Drexler's intuition about the perfect denim skirt or knee-length knit sweater.
He will be the hardest to tell, I reason, for the missed linguistic cues, the generational gap as precarious as a lion's hinging jaw, or, rather, because he just doesn't get it.
The recruitment of 125 patients per group (A « intervention » and B « control »), with the acceptance of a first order risk of 5% and a power of 80%, would enable a reduction in the gap between the precarious cases and the non-precarious cases of 13.5 points to be demonstrated, enabling the difference in the return-to-work rate to be lowered from 22%to8.5%5%.
In the background of Night, a group of desperate renters are moving their belongings by night to escape a landlord: life in this society is precarious, unprotected and you can easily fall through the gaps.
But the future is still grim — the city's bond rating was downgraded again last month, and officials acknowledge that they could be in the same precarious position next year, when the city faces a $15.5 million budget gap.
(Which should not be overstated. Millennial women are still underpaid and are more financially precarious than their male counterparts, and recent surveys have suggested that the wage gap is widening rather than closing).
On the negative side, the closing of the 'beauty gap' means more men will be joining women as they slide down a potentially precarious -- not to mention costly -- slippery slope.
This gap is important evidence that suggests how the policies introduced in recent labour market reforms (e.g. limiting precarious contracts) do not provide key ingredients needed to stimulate job growth (particularly among young people) in contexts that are economically disadvantaged.
Conversation is precarious.
