Sentence examples for precarity of from inspiring English sources
The earthquake revealed the precarity of Mexico City life.
Because of the "precarity of the medium," she added, "there's something in the room that makes people aware of how easily histories get lost".
Hence its parallel campaigns against WikiLeaks: to crush it through the precarity of the internet and to formally limit freedom of the press.
For them, talking about immigration and being afraid of immigration is about the precarity of being working class, when people's basic needs are no longer secure and they want change.
Where Storr is concerned with the precarity of modern-day work, Knight is preoccupied with the tedium endured by the office-bound class: pointless morning meetings, irritating group projects.
The sense that their activity of passion may be pulled out from under them at a moment's notice, the precarity of constant competition and the sense of playing against the clock, lends an air of existential dread to the proceedings.
Further investigations with larger patient samples and multicenter designs are warranted to investigate properly the impact of precarity on ICU management and outcomes.
Balancing full-time single-parenthood, the precarities of freelance writing and a series of disastrous relationships damn near sapped my soul.
Punishment-on-accusation laws such as the Digital Economy Act extend this pattern of precarity to internet connectivity.
It's the sort of thing that's only likely to resonate with you if you've been forced, by economic circumstance, to live your life struggling against the raging currents of precarity, the tide of destitution that constantly threatens to engulf poorer, property-less people in Britain at every second – to pull you under, just if ever you happen to stop to take a breath.
The fragmentation of work, the spread of precarity and the stratification of workforces all point to one conclusion: the working class is fundamentally changing, and our conceptions of class have to catch up with that.
