Austerity has failed, there's still a major deficit, jobs are less secure and workers' living standards have fallen.
"Our troops are less secure and our nation is less secure because these depraved and despicable actions will fuel the hatred and the fury of those who oppose us," he said.
Finally, the kidnappers may have wanted to free their own people who are being held in custody.The upshot is a sense that northern Mali is less secure and less stable than most French had been led to believe.
The Intel Corporation announced yesterday wireless enhancements to its Centrino chip set for notebook computers that it hoped would address persistent concerns that wireless networks are less secure and overly complex.
Blocking access to SWIFT, he frets, could mean that traffic shifts to networks that are less secure and easier to disrupt and thus make life easier for criminals and cyberterrorists, including those in rogue governments.
Without a vibrant manufacturing base, societies tend to divide between rich and poor – those who have access to steady, well-paying jobs, and those whose jobs are less secure and lives more precarious.
In the end, the conclusion of that crime and folly, as well as those of local actors, including the Assad regime, has been that Europe itself is less secure and stable, and the countries we supposedly liberated are a ghastly wasteland.
But it's less secure and people always forget passcodes.
Not only is it limited in precision, but it's less secure and there's no secret more closely-held by the Secret Service than the president's location in times of crisis.
There's a reason why you're seeing more and more exploits focusing on things like Flash: it's less secure (and gets pretty close to the hardware, all things considered) than Windows is at this point.
