Living beings are exquisitely adapted to survive in a world of limited and precarious food resources.
This represents serious deterioration of already precarious human resources for health (HRH) situation in the country [ 8, 9].
Yet health systems in many low-income countries remain fragile, the human resource situations precarious, and the record of human resource planning and management of resources and capacity in Ministries of Health very uneven at best.
Although the pastoralists have been established in the attachment territory for some time and their rights to the land are officially recognized, pastoralists still consider that their usufruct rights to their lands' resources are precarious.
There has been a precarious narrowing of the genetic resources that supply most of America's meat.
It was impossible to be a despot while financial resources were so precarious, while no nationwide police force existed, and while the state of communications remained so poor.
Everyone knows we're living in a precarious world in terms of resources and over-population, and that can weigh on your mind.
Mostly, I cannot imagine why we are not preserving the most necessary resource at this precarious time or stepping away from oil dependence in our leisure time.
A case in point is Brazil, a large middle-income country whose current average income reflects a combination of some high income-level activities (aircraft industry, deep-sea oil-drilling capabilities, technology-intensive agriculture etc)., a rich natural-resource basis, a precarious basic infrastructure, and a large pool of unskilled-labor occupations.
These sites are often located in very precarious environments, with limited or nonexistent resources except for solar energy, and with frequent additional needs for desalination (in arid zones).
