Sentence examples for insecurity has risen from inspiring English sources

Economic insecurity has risen in the course of the past generation, even as American wealth climbed.

(Disclosure: I serve on the Roosevelt Institute's board). Wages have been essentially flat for decades, and insecurity has risen.

Despite rising standards of living, American happiness levels have changed little, though financial and employment insecurity has risen over three decades.

Today, Dr. King would be calling our generation to action because economic inequality and insecurity has risen sharply over the course of our lifetimes, to the point that we are the first in American history poised to be worse-off economically than the previous one.

By Colette Boughton and Dede Nambeanre In the wake of a coup, food insecurity has risen in the Central African Republic – and with it the risk of malnutrition.

Agricultural production has dropped and food insecurity has risen, resulting in higher rates of chronic malnutrition among women and children than in the rest of the country.

The report finds that the level of food insecurity in the country has risen sharply.

One of the its most significant achievements was launching a publication, "Mapping the vulnerability of mountain people to food insecurity", showing that hunger has risen in the mountain regions of developing countries since 2000.

According to surveys carried out by the UN, people's sense of insecurity, which fell after the truce, has risen again.

The number of working people in poverty has outstripped those out of work and in poverty; poverty is particularly stark in the private rented sector; while insecurity for private and social renters has risen since 2010, with the number of evictions by a landlord rising from 23,000 in 2010 11 to 37,000 in 2015 16.

The flip side of Chinese nationalism, which has risen along with China itself, is often a sense of national insecurity.