Sentence examples for because of its insecurity from inspiring English sources

Because of its insecurity, it has received little reconstruction money, with less than $230m-worth of completed projects.

Supported by UNICEF with financial grants from the European Union and the Government of Japan, the scheme was piloted in Bomi County because of its exceptionally high level of food insecurity, as identified in the 2006 Comprehensive Food Security and Nutrition Survey.

Bomi County was selected to pilot the programme because of its exceptionally high level of food insecurity; the county has one of the lowest levels of food consumption in the country.

Whether it's because of career insecurity begat by a bad economy or simple vanity, use of hair color among boomer men is, not surprisingly, booming.

The United Nations has reported that about 20percentt of districts — 78 districts of 376 in the country — remain off limits to its workers because of insecurity and the insurgency.

Birdman is the first film he's made that can be called a comedy, but only because its tale of insecurity and reinvention in the backstage world of Broadway wring laughs from cringeworthy moments of frantic desperation.

Company B has suffered, in part, because of the insecurity of company A's systems.

Most actors dream of securing a stream of jobs, because of the insecurity of what they do.

"But because of the insecurity, we have difficulties reaching the needy and the people".

Temporary migrant labourers are particularly vulnerable because of the insecurity of their residency status.

Lady Catherine de Burg is a snob not because of reverse insecurity but because she believes that she's above others.