Sentence examples for of rising insecurity from inspiring English sources

The Narayanans are worth listening to at this time of rising insecurity over white-collar job losses to India.

And for all our sense of rising insecurity, individual incomes are not more volatile than they used to be.

The Foreign Office had already warned British nationals against undertaking any travel to the area because of rising insecurity and the few tour groups willing to ignore that advice are now understood to be reviewing future trips.

Many Tuareg families have also fled the north because of rising insecurity since the rebels took over.

Tourist numbers - already depressed - have taken a big hit because of rising insecurity and the threat of militant attacks, which are very real here.

In particular, the regional conjunction between the availability of pastureland and seasonal migration, that is between areas of departure on and destination of transhumance movements, as well as the influence of rising insecurity through organized cattle raids has so far not been addressed.

Next year's European elections may be a watershed, taking place at a time when the European Union faces unprecedented challenges both at home and abroad - the impact of the migration crisis, rising insecurity and the departure of one of its members.

Cuts to public services, austerity, the strain on the NHS and the rising insecurity of employment and housing are not the fault of the EU, but are choices made by this government for its own agenda.

For those who want Europe to have a future that isn't one of falling living standards, rising insecurity and stripped-away social provision, it is the policies of Merkel and the rotten elites she represents that must face a reckoning.

Instead, politics is polarising in response to over a decade of falling living standards, rising insecurity and economic crisis.

The kidnapping was yet another indication of the country's rising insecurity, which spread to the capital, Islamabad, with the Marriott bombing.