Sentence examples for precarious subject from inspiring English sources

Even in 2016, in the most democratic nations, our equality stands precarious, subject to the whims of shifting political tides.

So, the relatively weak gains for the majority of Americans in the past thirty years have been precarious, subject to a swift and un-nerving reversal of fortune, while those at the top continue to enjoy record incomes and wealth.

It is a precarious habitat subject to much imbalance.

"The footnotes and backup evidence we've been relying on for the last decade is very precarious and subject to the [whim of] third parties hosting it," she said.

If your abusive manager meets all the criteria of the SOB Syndrome, you are in a precarious position, subject to stress-related illnesses, termination, demotion, or transfer.

Mortimer knew his position in relation to the king was precarious and subjected Edward to disrespect.

Specific population: Use of LAI antipsychotics in pregnant women, elderly patients, subjects in a precarious situation, and subjects having to be treated in a prison establishment.

Families will be grateful that this beautifully photographed documentary avoids graphic imagery, instead evoking its subjects' precarious existence with fascinating details.

The narrative does not convey the precarious nobility of its subject's imagination.

As a crusader outpost, Beirut conducted a flourishing trade with Genoa and other Italian cities; strategically, however, its position was precarious because it was subject to raids by the Druze tribesmen of the mountain hinterland.

As my home-town London explodes in size – with 1.3 million new Londoners expected by 2030 – its chief subject, the precarious city-dweller, is also proliferating at a rate of knots.