Sentence examples for adding to the insecurity from inspiring English sources

Begun hesitantly in the French navy in the 1850s and '60s, command technology the collaboration of state and industry in the invention of new armaments was widely practiced by the turn of the century, adding to the insecurity that inevitably propelled the arms races.

Adding to the insecurity, an overwhelming 98percentt of the 8,621 Nairobi residents who took part in the survey said they thought the police were corrupt.

To add to the insecurity, an earthquake — a big one — is long overdue.

Afghanistan's border with Iran adds to the insecurity, some analysts say, as activities hatched on the Iranian side of the border are executed in Herat as Iran seeks to exert influence on its neighbors.

Once Rafael was shown a yellow that added to the insecurity of the United defence because they knew that, next time Hazard ran at Rafael, he cannot do anything.

The police retaliate with tear gas, rubber bullets, water cannon and, some claim, live ammunition, adding to the sense of insecurity in the townships.

"It's adding to the atmosphere of insecurity already present," wrote one friend, "further tarnishing the country's image as a lawless state, more like adding to the atmosphere of insecurity already present, discouraging foreigners from visiting the troubled land, discouraging foreign investment in any form".

His insecurities, blame and finger pointing are adding to the separation, judgment and infighting within our community.

The clashes added to the growing insecurity in the region, where more than 80,000 Hindus have reportedly fled their homes.

It adds to the sense of insecurity that is one important factor driving the economy down.

To add to the atmosphere of insecurity, six senior policemen fled across the border to the Dominican Republic several weeks ago after being accused of plotting to assassinate Father Aristide, President Préval and the prime minister, Jacques-Edouard Alexis. Jacques-Edouard Alexis