Sentence examples for of growing insecurity from inspiring English sources

Opinion polls show support for some of these measures in the face of growing insecurity.

There is a palpable sense of growing insecurity too, with temporary and zero-hour contracts.

Meanwhile, the prospect of a higher income at a time of growing insecurity is driving more and more farmers to take up poppy cultivation.

A government serious about building a fairer society would not stand for this and sit idly by in the face of growing insecurity for its citizens.

"There is a security gap in this country — a gap between the rhetoric of those who claim to be tough on national security, and the reality of growing insecurity caused by their decisions".

Apparently targeted at the governor of Kandahar province, Yusuf Pashtun, whose motorcade was expected to pass at about the same time or at a regular US army patrol, the blast was the latest sign of growing insecurity in southern Afghanistan.

Ciaran Naidoo at trade union Unite says: "There have been a number of protests this year and obviously it's a reference of peoples' growing insecurity and their demands for action from the government".

We know from these countries that, while the precariat is not yet a class for itself – one that is organised to act in its own interests – part of it is reacting to growing insecurities, inequalities and status frustration by supporting populist movements.

But, in a sign of how growing insecurity in the runup to next year's general election has stoked tensions, the crowd turned on police and threw stones as they accused them of failing to protect civilians.

The tenderness of her delivery made it difficult to reconcile feelings of exclusion and growing insecurity about the authenticity of my Latinidad.

At least 30 people were killed as twin bombs exploded in the central Nigerian city of Jos, underlining growing insecurity as Africa's most populous country gears up for elections eight weeks away.