Sentence examples for further insecurity from inspiring English sources

A technological revolution that – unlike those that came before – could destroy far more jobs than it creates, breeding even further insecurity in the workforce.

"Divorce is an enormous stress to children of any age, and clients are fearful of adding any further insecurity to their children's lives".

Further neglect of Somalia as it struggles with its worst food security crisis in 20 years will bring only further insecurity to the entire region.

Added to the mix, the Ugandan rebel movement the Lord's Resistance Army has become active in the region - further increasing insecurity.

Rangers face disciplinary action from the SPFL if they fail to pay their players' wages at the end of the month, with the club facing further financial insecurity.

Seems he jumped so far ahead of his competitors that potential customers can't find second sources or standardized products, increasing yet further their insecurity, as they lack the muscle to drive down prices through competition or the assurance that their products will interoperate with future power architectures.

For developing countries that traditionally export food commodities, any drop in world prices and in subsequent foreign exchange income can create further food insecurity as the countries may lack the money required to import the food requirements (Kirk, 13/12).

"The international community and the region will not further tolerate the insecurity," he said.

This is a crucial moment in history as Iraq and surrounding countries face further instability and insecurity.

It would also show that al-Qaeda's threats had to be taken seriously, since both this week's videos promised further fear and insecurity for the infidels.

It is avoiding using such phrases as 'helping the economy transition away from the mining boom', because it is further fuelling job insecurity in economically depressed regional and rural electorates.