Their housing and working conditions are therefore precarious.
It was thus a precarious heritage that Bābur passed on to his son Humāyūn.
Managing the water supply dilemma for Las Vegas is thus finding a precarious equilibrium between economic, political, technical imperatives.
While helpful, these calculations do not consider the accuracy of each identification, thus creating a precarious situation for biologists relying on the data to inform experimental design.
However, as vocational opportunities are very limited and unstable for young people with low qualifications, expected living conditions risk being precarious, thus leading to the onset of anxiety and mood disorders.
Although he reduced expenditure, thus reducing taxation, the precarious economic situation remained unchanged.
She took a series of editing and lecturing jobs, thus starting a financially precarious and intellectually enriching career.
It thus endangered the already precarious liberty of free black people everywhere in the country, including those in New York State, where slavery had officially ended a quarter century before in 1827.
He was a Swiss Jew, born in Zurich in 1924 to a Swiss mother and a German father, and thus of ever more precarious status as his first twenty years unfolded, even in a middle-class family under the wing of a neutral state.
Thus, the number of precarious workers in manufacturing increased up to 560 000 in 2008, but this number fell suddenly to 250 000 in 2009, immediately following the economic recession, 19 most likely because companies had terminated the contracts of precarious workers.
