Sentence examples for perilous security from inspiring English sources
Given the perilous security situation in the lower-income regions of the world, these discrepancies are understandable (if also regrettable in view of their other pressing needs).
Facing grim economic prospects at home, many desperate young Egyptians seek jobs in Libya despite the perilous security situation in the country.
"The focus with regard to the Yemenis at Guantánamo has been on resettling them to other countries, because of the perilous security situation in Yemen.
The attack, which wounded several people, including police officers, underscored the perilous security situation in Afghanistan, where the United States is withdrawing its troops and reducing their role before a full withdrawal planned for next year.
Iraq's interim prime minister, Ayad Allawi, yesterday sought to stamp his authority on the perilous security situation in southern Iraq, flying into the strife-torn city of Najaf and ordering the Mahdi fighters of the rebel Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr to leave.
These healthworkers persevere despite perilous security threats.
We believe that the perilous world security situation described here would, in itself, justify moving the minute hand of the Doomsday Clock closer to midnight.
Since 2016, Germany has deported about 300 Afghans, despite the still-perilous state of security amid attacks by the Taliban and the Islamic State.
Growing bands of increasingly unruly travellers descended on the site; drug dealing was rife and the security situation perilous.
As migration routes have become more perilous under heightened border security, smuggling operations have been consolidated under the aegis of organized crime, and opportunists have turned robbing and kidnapping vulnerable migrants into big business.
Shooting with a tiny crew on the streets of Manila, with actors working in Tagalog (a language the director doesn't speak), Ellis pulls together a lean, character-based actioner set around the perilous profession of the security guard.
