Sentence examples for precarious regions from inspiring English sources

The reflex to capture evidence of disaster and inform other people of it has two purposes: it informs people in the area of the risk of staying nearby, but it also helps rescue teams identify particularly affected or precarious regions within the larger disaster zone, which helps them make informed decisions about next steps in the rescue effort.

We can only hope that it does so before it's too late and the precarious region is plunged further into chaos.

The Chinese government claims the reason for the heavy mining activity, which increases the risk of landslides in the already precarious region, is to raise living standards and create economic growth.

Côte d'Ivoire, once known as the 'jewel of West Africa' due to its relative economic stability in this precarious region, was affected by widespread conflict from 2002 2004, and again in 2010 2011.

Seeking livelihood, fortune, adventure, or just solace in its calm, humans ride the waves, risking capricious tempests, settling in precarious coastal regions frequently battered and overpowered by the sea.

The perpetual subdivision of landholdings makes a purely agricultural economy precarious in this region except in the upper Adige, where the Germanic system of primogeniture survived, producing the masi, family holdings that are passed on to the eldest son intact.

Another must-do is the hair-raising drive along one of the Corniche roads towards Italy, passing the extravagant pink villas of the super rich and calling in at Eze, among the most precarious of the region's villages perchés, and tiny but densely populated Monaco.

In addition to these minimal criteria, we sought variation in age, gender, having undergone surgery, visibility of the scars, financial or psychosocial precarious situations, and region.

The vote would "greatly complicate" the Kurds' already precarious situation in the region, the State Department warned.

Moreover, the region's precarious geology reemerged as a concern as Mount Popocatépetl became active again in 1994 and erupted intermittently into the early 21st century.

On this week's Political Scene podcast, Jon Lee Anderson and David Remnick join Amelia Lester to discuss the crash of Malaysia Air Flight 17, which was shot out of the skies over Ukraine last week, and the precarious politics of the region.