Sentence examples for insecure population from inspiring English sources

"Overall, the food insecure population has since risen to 2.44 million – 26% of the population.

Some of the starkest anti-immigration rhetoric I have heard has been in Tottenham, where the concentration of recent immigrants has put a poor and already deeply insecure population under further strain.

And despite all this, the dramatic increase in our use of imprisonment has only encouraged a more fearful and insecure population, and has raised unrealistic expectations about the role prison can play in securing a safer society.

As January ended, the United Nations and other relief agencies here quietly raised their estimate of Zimbabwe's "food insecure" population -- essentially, those who have no ready access to a bare-bones daily diet -- from nearly half its 11.6 million citizens to two-thirds.

Jilly Stephens, executive director of City Harvest, a food rescue organization, said, "The food insecure population of New York City remains immune from economic growth, and it is alarming that nearly two million New Yorkers could see their food stamp benefits cut in the coming weeks — which will make it even harder to put food on the table".

Food transfers are thus found to exert a protective effect among food insecure population in conflict context.

One programme aiming to help Africans do this is African Risk Capacity (ARC), which was set up by the African Union and United Nations to help member states prepare for extreme weather events and protect "food insecure" populations.

It also builds the resilience of communities, provides safety nets for the most vulnerable food insecure populations, and fosters improved nutrition, research, environmental protection, capacity building, land rights, and gender equality and female empowerment.

Religious Institutions Grow Edible Landscapes in San Francisco, CA. Bountiful Churchyards is a non-profit organization that helps food insecure populations in the San Francisco Bay Area by teaching them to utilize spaces where they can grow or glean their own food.

Thus, in food insecure populations these nutritional messages need to be combined with provision of adequate amounts of animal products.

This might indicate that provision of complementary food is more effective in promoting growth in food insecure populations compared to food secure populations especially for weight gain.