Sentence examples for general insecurity from inspiring English sources

There was also "riskiness" and a "general insecurity," he said.

Such events increased the general insecurity that pervaded Paris, a city of some 600,000 inhabitants.

Rosie's ideals are a defensive cover for her general insecurity and guilt about her sluttish past.

In a statement on the Belgrade television channel it controls, Studio B, Mr. Draskovic's party said, "Such brutal executions aim to spread fear and general insecurity among citizens".

Centuries of political upheavals, invasions, wars, and general insecurity had taken their toll on Iraq's population, especially in the urban centres.

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.

Polls show the main concerns of voters are clear: the size of the French debt, the cost of living, unemployment and general economic insecurity.

But joblessness and general economic insecurity are one of the primary reasons that people destabilized by war or local chaos finally decide to flee.

In a recent survey, Americans said economic factors – the cost of childcare, the lack of paid leave, and general financial insecurity – influenced the decision to have fewer children, a phenomenon some scholars have labeled "structural infertility".

It may be a good year to try out this line of thought, as rising oil prices, a falling dollar and general economic insecurity make the summer vacation a ripe target for elimination.

The FCO website warns that in the southern and central regions of Somalia "there is ongoing serious violence, dangerous levels of criminal activity and general internal insecurity".