Sentence examples for under precarious from inspiring English sources

Most of them are agro-pastoral societies living under precarious conditions, and whose land shows marked signs of degradation.

Factory workers in Bangladesh toil for low wages and under precarious conditions to make clothing worn worldwide.

Indigenous people and other environmental defenders live under precarious circumstances in rural areas with little rule of law – 46 environmental defenders were killed in 2017 in Brazil.

Mr. Techmanski said he was the only one to rush to Puerto Rico under precarious conditions to get the lights back on.

The status of the mainlanders was temporarily left in suspense, though not for long: in early 478 Athens on its own account captured Sestus, still under precarious Persian control hitherto.

The challenges facing them have become increasingly prevalent in the labor market and the economy as a whole, to the point that core industries such as construction, health care, manufacturing, media and entertainment include growing numbers of workers employed under precarious conditions.

Migrant construction workers proudly display, on their cell phones, photos of the wonders they've helped build — "under very precarious conditions for very low wages because of their non-citizenship status and their vulnerable position," notes Chuang.

"The banks and insurance companies were in a far better position to understand the magnitude of these risks and they had at least an ethical duty to forbear from providing the swaps under such precarious circumstances," he writes.

1959 - The Cuban revolution Castro in control of Cuba "All of Cuba to-day was under the precarious control of Fidel Castro, the 31-year-old rebel whom the Batista Government pictured to its graceless end as a ragamuffin hiding in the scrub hills of Oriente Province".

This means readings from several people can be taken from a single position, and someone's vitals can be taken even if the person is in a dangerous position — under a precarious piece of rubble or electrical line, for instance.

The association of artisanal alluvial mining with BU draws attention to a disease that further diminishes the quality of life of persons who are already living under the precarious circumstances experienced by those who mine diamonds.