Contextual factors such as low educational attainment and low-wage precarious employment negatively influence the health of low-income families and their members by limiting their capacity to (a) increase their income and (b) obtain and use health and social services.
Such oscillations are often a sign of a precarious balance of influences, which push the system first one way and then the other.
"Their response is marked by bad options, precarious outcomes and limited influence to shape — let alone direct — events".
Sources: Fear Of A Female President, Here's Why So Many Men Fear Having A Female President, Psychologists Show How Precarious Manhood Is, Broad Influence: How Women Are Changing the Way America Works, and Boundless.
Immigrant men access EHS for health issues that could be treated in a primary care setting, probably influenced by their precarious work situations and inflexible hours.
Introduction: Precarious socio-economic status can directly influence health, need for hospitalisation and mortality, according to a previous study performed in 22 European countries.
The Romans, however, regained their influence in Armenia, and a precarious balance between Romans and Persians existed from about 374.
But American officials said that Mr. Fujimori's hold on power remained precarious and that Mr. Montesinos remained capable of influencing events in Peru.
Staffing challenges were influenced by systemic challenges, such as the precarious nature of low-wage employment.
Some, like Mr. Sinclair, have embraced this lifestyle, influenced by a growing sense of just how precarious traditional employment can be and reveling in the other benefits, like flexibility and diversity.
