Sentences with phrase «precarious nature of»

It should have just been a satirical comment on the precarious nature of ICOs, but it still got some investors and currently has a market cap of about $ 64,000.

The precarious nature of Life Insurance Policies can never be undermined, owing to unforeseeable economic factors, as well medical emergencies.

That passage, although still on Yahoo's website, is not included in its 20 January 2014 terms, that are likely to be found by UK users but it is a stark (even if extreme) illustration of the precarious nature of your e-material.

Paperwork and the Will of Capital addresses the instability of executive decision - making and the precarious nature of survival, as well as the reliability and endurance of records.

Mary Kelly's large - scale narrative installations, including Post-Partum Document, 1973 - 79, Interim, 1984 - 89, The Ballad of Kastriot Rexhepi, 2001 and Love Songs, 2005 - 07, have blurred the boundaries between the personal and the political by visualizing the impact of historical events on the precarious nature of everyday life.

Might Chicago's effervescent car hoods, which were criticized by her teachers for rejecting the tenets of hard - edged minimalism, as well as Prince's evocations of the precarious nature of Americana, be partners in dismantling gendered or sexual norms?

He devoted much of his painting and printmaking to the exploration of these concerns, focusing on themes of violence and pain, as well as eroticism, self - sacrifice and the precarious nature of human life.

The work reflects the precarious nature of our universe by referencing geological disasters, tadalafil unpredictable and erratic weather patterns, Continue Reading»

The artist's use of tie rods to suspend the massive beams in place added to the precarious nature of the installation and collared the viewer into re-imagining one's physical relation to the space and work.

Increasingly baroque works in which forms are heaped on one another and bound together with steel baling wire abstractly address the precarious nature of Rosen's additive style of construction — and of life itself.

Whether by exploring complex notions of identity by foregrounding the multifaceted nature of the self, delving into the realms of domestic or natural worlds, or returning to the archive, these works remind us of the physically and temporally precarious nature of all things.

May 2015 By Bonnie Gangelhoff Lisa Gordon celebrates the precarious nature of life through the horse

The work reflects the precarious nature of our universe by referencing geological disasters, unpredictable and erratic weather patterns, alongside the instability and uncertainty of many aspects of life, inlcuding conflict, relationships, economy, and science.

About the artist A multidisciplinary artist working in photography, text, sculpture, and performance, Taryn Simon (b. 1975) creates work resulting from rigorous research guided by an interest in systems of categorization and the precarious nature of survival.

I personally was a bit concerned about this game due to the seemingly precarious nature of its production, but it was all worth it.

From an early age Canadians are made aware of the precarious nature of Québec as a province.

Failing that, there's always a story highlighting the precarious nature of Canada's real estate market.

The caution mentioned in the title refers both to the precarious nature of Wong's mission, but also the fact that Yee is paranoid of assassination, living in a fortress and always accompanied by several guards.

Composed of interviews with some of the game's most famous brawlers, like Dave Semenko, Dave Schultz and George Parros, ICE GUARDIANS gives these players a rare chance to reflect on the precarious nature of their position as well the challenges they faced in trying to make it to the NHL.

Which, given the precarious nature of their electoral position and their fear at the prospect of a Corbyn government, seems highly unlikely.

Because of the precarious nature of heroism and genius we esteem them more than the everyday modes of human existence.

DeplorableIn his August / September column, «Bigot - Baiting,» R. R. Reno charges that the Democratic Party is largely a hodgepodge of various groups, tenuously allied, and that the precarious nature of these alliances requires a well - maintained persecution complex, lest those alliances dissolve.

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The battle of ideas continues, but it is not evident that there is a new generation of conservative philanthropists who understand «the precarious and temporary nature of intellectual influence.»

Further, as I have said before, if this little precarious foothold upon earth is all that we are ever to know of conscious living, if in fact there is no life except the material and physical, those of us who are not particularly altruistic by nature would hardly think our labors and struggles worth while.

The demands constantly being made upon us in business and family life, the world scene, and the precarious state in which we all dwell compel thoughtful people to consider the nature and destiny of man.

Knox seems to acknowledge that some of ourproblems arise from our «friends», when he writes: «There will be fresh attempts to dissociate natural theology altogether from our experience of the natural world around us, to concentrate more and more on precarious arguments derived from the exigencies and the instincts of human nature itself.»

There will be fresh attempts to dissociate natural theology altogether from our experience of the natural world around us, to concentrate more and more on precarious arguments derived from the exigencies and the instincts of human nature itself.

There will be fresh attempts to dissociate natural theology altogether from our experience of the natural word around us, to concentrate more and more on precarious arguments derived from the exigencies and the instincts of human nature itself.

Until recent times human beings were forced to live a precarious existence in the face of the largely unpredictable and uncontrollable forces of nature.

If Ross occasionally plays loose with the facts, he remains true to the core of the story, and many of the racetrack scenes evoke more sharply than ever before on film a sense of the surpassing grace and power of the running horse, the sound of rolling thunder of the hooves and a sense of the precarious, perilous nature of the jockeys» existence as they bound along hell - fired at 40 miles an hour, monkeys on a stick, wind - sheared and often screaming at each other in the din.

He also urged workers to consider the «precarious nature» of the country's economy when pursuing their demands, saying it was only through such considerations that the government can accept realistic demands.

Man is therefore aware of his precarious context in the state of nature — a state where all individuals are selfish, self - motivated and interested in their self - preservation.

Since the publication of Laurie Garrett's influential 1994 book, The Coming Plague, people commonly talk about pandemics as nature's retribution: something sprung on us as a penalty for disturbing the world's innate balance, for penetrating too deeply into forests and jungles, for disrupting the order of the Earth's precarious ecosystems.

It is widely documented that the nature of humanity's impact on Earth has reduced many wildlife populations to a precarious state and caused some complete extinctions.

An Attempt is made here to highlight the urgent need for reimagining global citizenship education and global citizens in order to transcend the present anthropocentric development and reach out to all those unheard voices, whose precarious lives are under the clutches of patriarchal nature of unsustainable development.

Set against the Platte River's massive spring migrations — one of the greatest spectacles in nature — The Echo Maker is a gripping mystery that explores the improvised human self and the even more precarious brain that splits us from and joins us to the rest of creation.

First vilified as killers in life and fable, then romanticized as symbols of freedom and environmental purity, wolves stir up love - hate relationships that may have little or nothing to do with their actual character and value to the precarious balance of nature.

«It is as though he [Joan Miro] had decided to condense all that he loves most — women, the night, stars, birds, dewdrops at dawn, into small paintings, while emphasizing the precarious illusory nature of our existence.»

To exist despite the alienating and antagonizing nature of their surrounding environment — as if a precarious and utterly temporary agreement was struck between them and the molecular components of paint and canvas, lines and colors, even the space itself, threaten to engulf them,» says David.

There it was: a vintage Cadillac encased in a massive shell of concrete, sitting in an industrial wasteland on Chicago's West Side, ceding its precarious nature as art even further to dirt and moss built up along the passenger and driver sides, patches obtrusively mismatched and I - beam crutches crudely pushed underneath its chassis — irredeemable, one imagines, even to the entropic vision of Robert Smithson.

It is, perhaps, Kiefer's lasting work of art - one which symbolizes the precarious and temporary nature of civilization.

The nature of his job doing heavy physical work places him in a more precarious position at work than the plaintiff in Rutledge v. Jimmie, 2014 BCSC 41.