Sentence examples similar to scale of precariousness from inspiring English sources

One member of the cabinet says this is typical of a Prime Minister who is 'in denial' about both the scale of the calamity facing Labour and the precariousness of his own position.

And that adds to the sense of precariousness.

Both will increase the country's already deep sense of precariousness.

The letter circulated on campus, adding to the mounting sense of precariousness.

One sign of precariousness, however, was the shrinking of the Cabaret Convention, an annual clearinghouse for talent at Rose Hall.

And a history of clinging to the smallest of constants to cover the absurd amount of precariousness.

The second is its strategic and military insecurity, its acute sense of precariousness, its daily awareness that military power counts.

It was the feeling of precariousness, of drama, of constantly being on call.

This paper argues that older adults living alone in the U.S. face a set of unique challenges, as they are likely to experience a sense of precariousness.

This level of precariousness among newly immigrants gains special relevance when compared to that of natives.

Firstly, this density is given by new types of precariousness, exclusion and erosion.