Phrases with «precarious existence»

The phrase "precarious existence" means living in a situation that is uncertain, unstable, or at risk. Full definition

Sentences with «precarious existence»

  • The researchers suggest that cooperative breeding might have developed when our earliest ancestors, who evolved in Africa, first moved from life in the trees to a more precarious existence in savanna and woodland environments, several million years ago. (sciencemag.org)
  • After a random act of violence shatters the Goodenough family's already precarious existence, the couple's son, Robert, flees the Black Swamp, straight into the muscular arms of the California Gold Rush. (bookpage.com)
  • Art dealers have become easy scapegoats in today's irrationally exuberant art world, but it's worth remembering that most have fairly precarious existences and that they're absolutely essential: They take chances on artists, create opportunities for them and, ideally, sell work so that they can continue making. (observer.com)
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