precarious的示例

• Do the marginalised accord less legitimacy to state and government institutions than the precarious and integrated?

• The current climate of scrutiny (without the infrastructure to respond within an adequate time) is making the position of student-led projects very precarious.

• However, 50% of the marginalised indicated that they would do nothing, as opposed to 18% of the integrated and 32% of the precarious.

• Are the marginalised more dissatisfied with the political economic system than the precarious and integrated ?

• Again, there is an association between being marginalised, precarious or integrated and tolerance for anti-democratic behaviour by government.

• Again, the larger proportion is found among the marginalised (26%), decreasing to 18% for the precarious and 4% for the integrated.

• Alternatively, those in the middle may choose, temporarily, to leave the bureaucracy and operate, for instance, in electoral politics, from a precarious social movement base.

• A close reading of these two protests shows the sometime 'citadel of the avant-garde' at a distinctly precarious moment in its history.

• Employment is precarious and unstable, offering few possibilities for expansion.

• His idealistic affirmations of citizenship begin to seem rather precarious when set against the racial conflicts taking place across the world.

• The framework provides a much fuller picture of why some groups of older people are in a more precarious economic situation than others.

• Challenging the authority gained through seniority may also be a threat to their slender or precarious hold on power in the domestic sphere.

• The existing level of biodiversity, however, is precarious.

• The literary energy of the recusant communion belied a precarious minority position.

• Even the troop cost negotiations themselves in-uenced negatively con®dence in sterling, because they underlined quite dramatically how precarious the situation of sterling actually was.