Sentence examples for escalating insecurity from inspiring English sources

The attack, the culmination of escalating insecurity in north-eastern Kenya, triggered a mass exodus of teachers from the region, leaving behind empty classrooms and young people in crisis.

Last year, amid spiraling inflation that approached 70% on an annual basis, a marked shortage of goods, and escalating insecurity, Maduro reacted to mass protests by arresting opposition leader Leopoldo López, who has since publicly come out and asked for peace, while denouncing his precarious conditions in government installations.

But escalating insecurity and fears about rising violence are leading many to view a settlement as the only real option in ending the war.

UNICEF expresses concern about escalating violence in North Eastern Uganda KAMPALA, 29 November 2006 – UNICEF in Uganda, in view of the continued violence linked to the ongoing process of disarmament in areas of northern Kotido District, expresses its serious concern about the impact of escalating insecurity on the lives of children and families in those locations.

President Bush's portrayal of a wilting insurgency in Iraq at a time of escalating violence and insecurity throughout the country is reviving the debate over the administration's Iraq strategy and the accuracy of its upbeat claims.

(FG3) On the other hand, distrust in care providers' knowledge of how to handle blood glucose levels created feelings of insecurity and escalating stress during as labour progressed.

Borno State, in the northeast of Nigeria, has been reduced from a dynamic and populated rural area into a zone of displacement, hazards and food insecurity due to escalating levels of violence.

Yet what they increasingly share in common are escalating environmental threats that are further aggravated by economic insecurities.

Mounting insecurity in the once relatively stable north, combined with escalating violence in the capital and an ongoing crisis of displacement make the work of UNICEF and other aid organizations absolutely vital.

Beyond an annual inflation rate of 68% last year, scarcity of basic goods and insecurity have escalated, a problem that neither Chavez or Maduro have been able to tackle.

But, in doing so, he has exploited peoples fears and anxieties by escalating racial tensions, promoting isolationism, reinforcing sexism and preying on Americans' economic insecurities all for his own personal gain.