Sentence examples for precariousness by from inspiring English sources

Do we deprive ourselves of some Nietzschean invigoration, not to mention the tingling pleasures of precariousness, by relegating risk to the realm of video games?

For many of those in work, life is increasingly defined by precariousness and insecurity.

A creative economy and its associated industries are celebrated as a panacea for urban revalorization and economic development; however, the reality of working and producing in these sectors, is marked by precariousness and uncertainty, which reveals the weaknesses of such planning policies.

At the same time it's also impossible not to be struck by the precariousness of their job security; with so much managed by the network it must surely only be a matter of time before the system evolves enough to remove the human element entirely.

Leaders on both sides, alarmed by the precariousness of their relationship, subsequently sought to repair the alliance.

The mind-numbing assembly line, nine to five, same-job-for-life security against which so many had rebelled was abolished, only to be replaced by intense precariousness.

Its precariousness invites walkouts, even whensecured by an admittance fee.

Meeker offers another caution: the power and the precariousness of a culture shaped by its founders.

That danger presented by Trump, the precariousness of U.S. democracy — that's something, possibly, to tell one's children.

Others have been pushed onwards by the increasing precariousness of life in Pakistan and Iran, countries that host three million Afghan refugees.

He argues convincingly that Self ignores the fact that, historically, the novel is a genre that has derived its power precisely from its precariousness, from the tremulations described by Lawrence.