Sentence examples for climate of insecurity from inspiring English sources

In Ciudad Juárez, for example, 92% of the population considered their county to be insecure in 2011 and as a result of that climate of insecurity, some people actually moved cities when their small businesses became less profitable, half of them crossing the border into the United States Albuja, (2014).

Even the Justice Minister, Mr Peyrefitte, has invoked a "climate of insecurity" to retain the death penalty.

A climate of insecurity probably helped the AKP rebound, winning half the votes and 58percentt of the seats.

But Mr. Erdogan is directly responsible for much of the climate of insecurity that has settled over Turkey.

The partnership proved militarily successful, but it has led to a climate of insecurity in the country denounced this week by Amnesty International.

Postponements and delays, combined with 15 politically related killings in the last six weeks, had generated a climate of insecurity and fears that voter turnout would be low.

Hollywood's rapidly developing climate of extravagance, insecurity and scandal is here, too, of course.

And yet the biggest issue by far in Mexico is the hyper-violent drug war that has turned some regions into killing fields and heightened a climate of public insecurity nearly everywhere.

There are serious doubts over whether elections are feasible in the current climate of general insecurity, and Salamé acknowledged over the weekend those elections might not take place in 2018 as planned if the conditions were not met.

Hilton says the climate of job insecurity for disabled people has always had a psychological impact on her – she feels she has to work harder and longer than others to prove herself.

Despite a household climate of financial insecurity and mental illness, the Walser siblings were a lively and talented brood who took great pleasure in one another's company; by far Robert's closest friends in life were his brother Karl and his sister Lisa.