Sentence examples for precarious movements from inspiring English sources

All of the encaustics represent layer upon layer of a shifting foundation meant to resemble the earth and its precarious movements beneath us.

Negative or eccentric muscle work is regarded as an important component in maintaining balance and knee stability when performing precarious movements such as landing from a jump [ 34].

From the moment "Tati" appears in "The Illusionist," opening in New York and Los Angeles on Dec. 25, he's instantly recognizable: the elongated silhouette (Tati stood 6 foot 3), the astonished eyes, the drooping shoulders, the precarious, self-canceling movements — his way of lurching forward while struggling to hold himself back.

Poverty, sexual violence and exploitation, restrictions on movement, precarious legal status, lack of trained providers, and socio-cultural taboos have resulted in considerable unmet contraceptive need and increased risk of unintended pregnancy [ 10].

The protests came at a precarious time for the movement.

Rearray does seem to force Guillem and her partner (either Nicolas Le Riche or Massimo Murru) to the precarious edges of their movement.

Allowing the prevailing culture to define the parameters of their protest has left the burgeoning Millennial Movement in a precarious position.

Things became precarious at the close of the first movement.

The effect is precarious, and it keeps recurring as the first movement progresses.

But the episode starkly exposes the precarious position of the Dalai Lama and the exiled movement of Tibetan Buddhism he has led since he fled China in 1959.

Scheler occupies a precarious position in the history of the phenomenological movement.