Sentence examples for permanent insecurity from inspiring English sources
Even when unemployment recovered in the 1990s, workers now faced permanent insecurity in increasingly precarious jobs.
It has created a condition of permanent insecurity for the Soviet state & inspired the hostility of the U.S., which alone was capable of seriously threatening the Soviet Union.
Isis has adopted a strategy of ensuring that even where it is defeated and forced to retreat, it can ensure that there is a state of terror and permanent insecurity in the territory from which it has withdrawn.
That sense of permanent insecurity, of being outside an unheeding system, that the poor and displaced have always felt, we now all feel, the middle classes particularly, as the previous certainties of employment, of family, of our fixed place, erode.
"This remains a zone of tension due to the presence of armed groups in the area, notably the FDLR and non-integrated Mayi Mayi Kifuafua, that create a climate of permanent insecurity," MONUC says.
The keynote is insecurity, and the insecurity is a function not really of the specifics of the moment but of the permanent insecurities of modernity, with its constant dissolution of hierarchies and stable orders.
His devotion to boxing meant permanent financial insecurity.
The poor live in a state of permanent legal insecurity, never knowing what law will be enforced when.
To the Editor: Many of us have dedicated nearly a decade of training toward the profession of college teaching, only to face permanent economic insecurity and deplorable working conditions.
Sweden's capacity to defend Finland had weakened, and the years of hostile occupation had given the Finns a permanent feeling of insecurity.
