The Democrats, who won control of the American Congress last November, are mistrustful of trade agreements, reflecting widespread fears that globalisation has made jobs more insecure in the United States.
The irony is that this expensive obsession with security has made us more insecure.
"I am extremely concerned that the damage to the port of Hodeida could have a severe impact on the entire country, and would deepen humanitarian needs, making more people food insecure, leaving them without access to water or medicines, which could also mean the spread of disease".
"Our goal is to have a preventative effect, to hinder people and make them more insecure about what they are doing".
Higher deficits will make them more insecure and more risk-averse, not less.
I think social media makes people more insecure, but I also think for some girls – like for me – it's a good way to assert an identity".
The team was aware of security risks and that, as a consequence of the West pulling out, there were power struggles in Badakhshan, making it more insecure than previously.
I have no doubt that, as Dove claims, the endless documentation of everything via the internet is making women more insecure about their bodies (and therefore in need of more Dove products).
And nothing will make you more insecure than the person who casually drops it into conversation that this summer, as well as a couple of weighty war histories, Julian Barnes's latest and a fascinating new translation of the Qur'an, he'll be re-reading Anna Karenina.
This awareness might have made adolescents feel more insecure about their own capacities.
