This sense of precariousness has only increased in recent years, with the rise of violent jihadism in parts of Egypt.
Since then, the competitiveness and precariousness of scientific careers have increased [30], and evidence that this might encourage misconduct has accumulated.
It's clear from Ms. Fox's account of her youth that Sophie Bentwood's sense of apprehension -- her amplified sense of the precariousness of life -- had roots in the author's own childhood.
Nonna Mayer, an expert on the far right and professor at Paris's Institute of Political Studies, said: "Those most inclined to vote Le Pen are people just above the threshold of precariousness: they have a job, some skills, may own their house or are paying for it, and are afraid to lose what they worked hard to earn – afraid to fall down the social ladder".
The precariousness of some buildings has come to light internationally in recent days after the collapse Wednesday of an eight-story building outside Dhaka, Bangladesh, in which more than 350 people have been confirmed dead.
That someone with such a heightened sense of the precariousness of life should have agreed, however reluctantly, to a life in the tumultuous, high-stress world of politics underscores both her devotion to her husband and her willingness to let him steer the course of their lives.
Carrying Zagare in my blood, aware of what centuries of Jewish precariousness have wrought, I believe the case for Israel was and remains overwhelming, but an Israel that condemns another people to permanent exile is not the one its founders imagined.
Because of its real and perceived geographic precariousness, Pakistan has naturally gravitated toward asymmetric military solutions — specifically, the use of proxies.
Realizing and accepting this has made me — an eminently replaceable, untenured, gay, mixed-race woman with PTSD — realize that no matter the precariousness of my situation, I have a responsibility to model the appreciation of difference and care of thought I try to foster in my students.
