Sentences with phrase «precarious relationship between»
Ed Mitchell and Clive Lewis QC examine the precarious relationship between social care and HRA 1998
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This year has illustrated all too clearly the precarious relationship between temperature and yield.
There is a precarious relationship between the artists and the sitter when drawing from life.
The ambiguous association of appropriation, authorship and ready - made objects, and the equally precarious relationship between language, personal narrative and collective history are the overarching themes in Luciana Brito Galeria's collaborative project.
The progressively withering foliage suggests the precarious relationship between the bees and the availability of varied sources of nectar and pollen.
There has been a precarious relationship between the social studies and technology.
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The WFP was in a precarious place then, reeling from news articles about the relationship between the party and its for - profit campaign arm, Data and Field Services, that spawned an official investigation.
We can never determine whom we will find ourselves attracted to but a relationship between co-workers is precarious at the best of times.
The result is both tangible and fleeting as unexpected and precarious relationships emerge between thin, translucent layers.
At Tate Liverpool Schneemann will premiere Precarious, a multi-screen video installation that continues the artist's investigation into the relationship between personal experience and the changeability of human perception.
Schneemann will premiere Precarious, a multi-screen video installation that continues the artist's investigation into the relationship between personal experience and the changeability of human perception.