Sentence examples for precarious housing from inspiring English sources

Many are poor families living in precarious housing along the banks of the River Paraguay.

But in the city it's the people in the older precarious housing.

He pointed to Fortaleza's rampant inequality and precarious housing conditions as factors contributing to residents' hypervigilance.

Others are invisible and thus neglected, particularly in the global south where homelessness manifests in very precarious housing conditions without basic services and security of tenure.

Now, most of the former camp dwellers are doubled up in their friends' or families' homes, scattered at random in tents and improvised dwellings, or living in "precarious housing" that is dilapidated, damaged or partly collapsed, the organization says.

It was clear that a candidate without a solution to the millions of Londoners in precarious housing, struggling to buy, or trapped in a house with a poor landlord, stood no chance of winning.

Architects from two government universities developed a $4 million urbanization plan for the community that included proposals for paving roads, building sanitation networks, improving drainage and renovating precarious houses.

At Eastside Projects, his large canvases are stacked like a precarious house of cards, reaching from the gallery floor to the roof.

The White House knows that, while politics has broken out in Iraq, there are multiple flashpoints in the next year that, if not controlled, could blow up and bring down the precarious house of cards.

After driving for 10 minutes, the landscape changes; colourful Dominican houses and gardens are replaced with precarious houses with posters of the first round of the Haitian elections on the walls, and people speaking Creole.

The majority of blood donors had mid-to-high socioeconomic status, as reflected by household and living conditions (non-precarious house 94.8%; average number of rooms in the house 3.53).