'raise insecurity' is not a correct part of a sentence in written English.
A more appropriate phrasing would be 'raise insecurity levels.' For example, "The increased border security has caused citizens to raise their insecurity levels."
The Gorkhas' demand for an ethnic state does raise insecurities among the small ethnic groups living in the area claimed as Gorkhaland.
"It raises insecurity problems in all countries of the region, mostly in the smaller ones".
But Martin fights back with variations of pace and flight to raise some insecurity in the batsman's mind.
But the issues raised about insecurity and conformism are passed over, along with the uncomfortable assumptions about sexuality that often accompany the idea of masculinity.
The people of Afghanistan have been raised on insecurity and bloodshed, the consequence of nearly half a century of internal and external violence.
And the concerns that the West raises -- insecurity and instability, economic decline, lack of social services and infrastructure, to name a few -- are all valid.
Then a series of events flip a psychological switch: her teenage son (a very touching Felix Malcolm Still) will soon leave for college; her older daughter (Mercedes Grower), the fruit of a casual liaison in Greece, becomes inconveniently curious about her father; and a new relationship with a significantly younger man (Stephen Taylor) raises unexpected insecurities.
Insecurities raise their heads in many ways and trust is a very difficult thing to put a scale on.
This shift resulted in mounting violence leading up to Sunday's vote – and raised levels of insecurity among ordinary voters, which may have been its purpose.
But a once cocksure region is also displaying a deep-seated insecurity — raising the question of whether there's really a bubble about to pop or whether Silicon Valley is just suffering from post-traumatic stress.
