Sentence examples for precariousness about from inspiring English sources

She tells me it's a combination of a feeling of precariousness about her status since the election, along with fears of getting trolled online if she uses her real name.

Or it could be a tone poem about the precariousness of the identities we build for ourselves.

"It's her name on the paycheck, and sure, we've thought about the precariousness of having just one breadwinner.

"It's his name on the paycheck, and sure, we've thought about the precariousness of having just one breadwinner.

The death of his brother taught Stan Cromartie about the precariousness of life before he was old enough to process it.

A combination of political torpor and economic fragility has once again raised questions about the precariousness of the country's position.A few months ago things looked rosier.

With worries about the precariousness and affordability of housing in the private rented sector, thousands of households each year apply to join local social housing registers.

One of Shakespeare's least loved plays became a bitter fable about the precariousness of a credit culture and the insulating effect of wealth.

And the final image of his death, slumped across a schoolroom desk, reinforces Mann's point about the precariousness of civilised values.

Instead it stands as a kind of old-fashioned parable about the precariousness of life, and the ways one man's decisions can warp the destinies of everyone around him.

During the reading, as word of the attack filtered in, people answered their phones and checked their messages, but, onstage and oblivious, I continued taking questions from the audience, including one about "the precariousness of life in Africa".