Low paid jobs and an insecure future do not equal power.
"Millions of Argentines, trapped by unemployment and recession, are confronting an insecure future with anguish," Claudio Ivan Remeseira wrote in the essay.
I set out these details and much more in a paper "Nuclear's insecure future" I presented to the European Environmental Foundation Laureates Symposiumm in Freiburg, Germany, last month.
In order to preserve a chancellor's battered reputation and perhaps get a party re-elected, your personal housing data will be sold off to the highest bidder – which may be a foreign government or a global tech giant – and a 150-year-old institution employing around 4,000 civil servants will face a very insecure future.
"By failing to bring any formal charges against the RBS executives they have allowed some of the biggest villains of the financial crisis to go on enjoying their millionaire lifestyles whilst taxpayers experience cuts and staff face an insecure future," MacGregor said.
Hundreds of thousands of young families who cannot afford to become homeowners face an insecure future, says independent housing consultant Tamsin Stirling.
Median incomes are in the doldrums and many households feel terribly insecure about the future.
Tim and his fiancée, Elizabeth, plan to join Fred in New York, but Elizabeth, insecure about their future, leaves Tim as they are about to sail.
Record numbers of professionals, insecure about their future and seeking more freedoms, have moved to places like Australia; even poorer Chinese are leaving to work abroad as taxi drivers, fishermen and farmers.
With deference, the dancers move through all those well-known positions: the Bride, insecure about her future, pauses to rest over a pyramid of her friends' bodies; the men leap with efficient ferocity.
They had got used to being poorer, but felt vulnerable to further cuts, could no longer save, and felt insecure about their future.
