unlivable

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• It’s probably one of the more “livable” two-person ultralight tents on the market, so if comfort’s a premium, think of this as your new home away from home.

• The trio of Hycean worlds expands the range of planets that might be considered livable, continuing a recent movement in exoplanet science as researchers seek more sophisticated definitions of habitability.

• For example, while a tent may have a high peak height on paper, a pitch with narrow sidewalls and little livable space is less than ideal.

• My parents did the best they could to provide for our family, but since employers wouldn’t pay immigrants livable wages, we often struggled financially.

• It’s inspired by the think tank Evergreen Action’s Climate Corps Plan, which focuses on livable wages, long-term viability, and bringing jobs and climate resilient infrastructure into underserved areas where the needs are the greatest.

• In a country nearly crushed by poverty and joblessness, there is little money left over for making the prisons humane and livable.

• Too bad those values doesn't extend to paying people a livable wage or sharing profits.

• While this solution is ideal for nobody, it seems to be livable for everybody.

• The idea of raising the minimum wage to a livable number, he said, was one shared by the 2012 Republican presidential nominee.

• To us, the two-state solution represents our best hope for a livable future.

• By nightfall the little house in the woods was made thoroughly livable.

• All of the furnishings had been transferred here from the original dome, and the result looked, on the whole, quite livable.

• There are some women who have a perfectly inexplicable talent for making life livable.