Sentence examples for era of insecurity from inspiring English sources

But in an era of insecurity France is undergoing what he called "moral panic attacks".

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Today, horror seems urgent again in an era of profound insecurity.

In an era of economic insecurity, not everyone joined in the strikes.

He got an ITV series; another series, It Pays to Watch!, aired on Five in 2008, the year the global financial crisis inaugurated an era of perpetual insecurity.

Some Virgin employees can now take as much holiday as they like, but in an era of job insecurity, who wants to admit they won't be missed?

Especially in this era of economic insecurity, the argument is made that diversity in post-secondary schools should be focused on family income rather than racial diversity.

In a survey of 1,800 Germans prepared for the business magazine WirtschaftsWoche by the Allensbach Institute for Public Opinion Research, a majority spoke of an era of increased insecurity, but a full 53 percent said they were optimistic about the next 12 months.

It abuts Iraq, Syria, Iran and the Caucasus; it has a big army (the second-biggest in NATO); in an era of energy insecurity its network of oil and gas pipelines is increasingly important.

This satirical tale of a monstrous tycoon modeled on the aging Howard Hughes and the loyal valet who tends to his boss's increasingly eccentric demands mirrors the plight of workers in an era of job insecurity and corporate brainwashing.

Whether it's food supplies or job losses, the likes of Boris Johnson and Liam Fox have made careers out of subverting normal standards of reasoning, pitching an era of employment insecurity and voluntary food shortages as if it's some sort of badge of honour.