Sentence examples for precarious safety from inspiring English sources

At least two million people have sought precarious safety in other parts of the country.

Here generations of fishermen and peasants lived in precarious safety, protected by the marshlands that ringed them round.

Fearful of the Mediterranean crossing and confused by reports of a European refugee lockdown, Syrians are seeking the precarious safety of Mali – which is itself on humanitarian life support and faces severe security challenges.

Money is tighter, jobs are more precarious, safety nets are looking threadbare and the world seems pretty wild.

Fearing more attacks and aware of the precarious safety of the lighthouse, the settlers and slaves boarded Cooley's schooner and smaller boats and escaped to Indian Key, 100 mile north of Key West.

The current situation resembles "the precarious safety of an ice float".

Chris Price, Pecan's executive director, says food banks risk becoming a precarious charitable safety net for a welfare system that is failing to provide the support to which claimants are entitled, and that that a voluntary project originally designed to meet tiny gaps in state provision is being almost imperceptibly sucked into a mainstream welfare role.

It is helping refugees and their families along their precarious path to safety.

Ausubel is sensitive to our precarious position between safety and peril — locked out of full access to one another's inner lives, locked into the pitiless machinations of our own biological systems, left certain only of our uncertainties.

But by all accounts, the often precarious sense of safety in Haiti is taking a beating, and nowhere is this more evident than here in Cap Haitien, the country's second-largest city, where the rebel breakthrough in February brought chaos and hastened Mr. Aristide's downfall.

But, I missed red flags indicating that my tour company was not reliable and precarious with my safety.