Sentence examples for diminished security from inspiring English sources

A report by the U.S. Travel Association, a travel industry trade group, concludes that security screeners cannot keep up with the deluge and contends that the repercussions range from the serious — diminished security — to the unpleasant — longer lines at the checkpoint.

Although rarely considered, many human activities deprive wild animals of their life necessities by destroying or impoverishing their surroundings, causing suffering of individuals through displacement, stress, starvation, and diminished security.

They are angry at the pay cuts, the shorter contracts, the diminishing security and the possibility of a more restrictive system.

All of this economic trouble has diminished the security of many "insiders".

The median time spent on family caregiving responsibilities is five years, meaning that caregivers over 50 who stop working to care for a loved one also face a significant loss of lifetime earnings just over $300,000 -- as well as diminished Social Security benefits.

It is also an achievement of the European Union, and an example of the ways in which free movement can increase, rather than diminish, security.

Instead we have longer working hours, low wages and rapidly diminishing job security.

A dignified and viable Palestine, living side by side with Israel, will not diminish the security of Israel, but fortify it.

During a heated debate at the European Development Days, I learned that increased greenhouse gas emissions and diminishing food security are the main concerns in Europe about biofuels.

Aside from concerns over growing consumerism, managerialism and diminishing job security for early career researchers, few topics engender as much debate as academic writing.

If nothing new is learned to bolster the threat in the coming weeks, officials will be left with the questions of whether to diminish their security, and how to do so without seeming to take the matter less seriously.