Sentence examples for precarious growth from inspiring English sources

While we have had basic liberties and precarious growth, our leaders have thoroughly failed to ease this country's poverty and longstanding social divide.

But the various plans have so far failed to catapult the UK firstly out of recession, and now out of its still sluggish and precarious growth.

Dubai still has a lot to offer; it is not all shallow roots and freakishly large and precarious growths above the soil.

Schäuble went on, though, to recognise that the economic crisis is not over, adding: We must not forget in Germany that many European countries are still in a precarious position growth.

The growth of precarious employment raises broad reaching research and policy questions about the future of work globally.

"You also had a generation coming in who can't get mortgages, and the growth of precarious work.

For the last two decades the U.S. economy has experienced a dramatic growth in precarious employment, including low wage jobs and contingent (or episodic) employment.

ECONOMIC growth is precarious, unemployment is painfully high, debt levels are staggering and the stock market isn't all that cheap.

Russia's robust growth is precarious, based on high prices for oil and gas that may not last and rising production that may not prove sustainable.

The coalition response to the economic crisis has created a vicious circle of declining real wages for hardworking citizens, the spectacular and shameful growth in precarious zero-hours contracting and increasing social and economic inequality.

As the growth of precarious work increasingly blurs the lines between work and welfare support, the opportunity may open up for a new settlement – based around easing the transitions between the two stages, and support for lifetime learning – that could help all those in poverty.