"precarious reality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a situation or state of being that is uncertain, unstable, or at risk. Example: As the pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the economy, many people are facing the precarious reality of losing their jobs and struggling to make ends meet.
The political map points to a precarious reality.
But adults require sophisticated calculations to be made from precedents and foresight in order to discover their precarious reality.
As a consequence of this apparently 'stalled transition' a contradiction has emerged between the valorization of wage labour/full employment, and the precarious reality of work and underemployment in contemporary capitalism.
For instance, there's a fine set piece where he has Woland pose as a conjuror promising to reveal the secrets behind his tricks in a sellout theatre show – and so makes us question the nature of the novel's already precarious reality.
And with the federal government applying screws to healthcare affordability at the same time they're considering a 50% GST increase, attacking unions and going after penalty rates, there has never been a more exciting time to examine the precarious reality faced by Australia's own workforce as their pay and conditions are exploited and their safety nets ripped up.
It's a precarious reality for the middle class.
As time goes by, as more awareness grows and Jewish communities and the Orthodox community in particular acknowledges people who are different, people who are gay, people who are victims of abuse or authority -- as light is shed on the precarious realities faced by people within Orthodox communities -- I am more inclined than ever to wear a yarmulka and proclaim my pride as gay Jew.
The way America has treated its workers has helped to create a highly precarious socioeconomic reality: One out of every two Americans is in poverty or low-income.
The rise of a more contentious strand of politics in the territory highlights the precarious political reality of Hong Kong in light of Beijing's recent predatory air.
"Some experts fear that Tseng's conviction will usher in a precarious new reality — a scenario where doctors fearful of prosecution are hesitant to prescribe potent painkillers to patients who need them".
Some experts fear that Tseng's conviction will usher in a precarious new reality -- a scenario in which doctors fearful of prosecution are hesitant to prescribe potent painkillers to patients who need them.
