Sentence examples for precarious occupation from inspiring English sources

Red Carpenter, a superb pilot, was engaged in the precarious occupation of a barnstormer.

But going around the country trying to make people laugh remains a precarious occupation.

While he, Scholes and Butt are all adamant they would never coach or manage Salford full-time, Giggs said of owning Salford: "The stats are there, it's a precarious occupation.

But the arrival of ride-hailing apps mean that cab driving has become an increasingly precarious occupation.

Arts Emergency, a small new charity for 15 to 19-year-olds, has found that pupils from low-income families are often discouraged from applying to art schools, as it promises too precarious an occupation.

These processes increasingly lead to discontinuous employment histories characterised by changes in occupation, precarious employment and periods out of work [18, 29].

Favelas are areas used for housing that are characterized by illegal or low-income occupation, with precarious urban infrastructure, a lack of official construction licensing, and legal tenure.

FDC is a precarious, undervalued and feminised occupation, which typifies persisting gender-related power imbalances in the workplace: women tend to be segregated into lower status occupations with less job control than men[ 85].

Masculinity contests are most prevalent — and vicious — in male-dominated occupations where extreme and precarious resources are at stake (fame, power, wealth, safety).

Job security is precarious.

She added that they are often employed in occupations that are jeopardized by a precarious global economy.