Sentence examples for remain insecure from inspiring English sources

Large swathes of the countryside remain insecure, and around 200 people are killed every month.

Russians gained their foothold in the Far East through a treaty signed in 1858, but they remain insecure about their presence here.

Until this business model changes, the services that are made for the mass market will remain insecure, vulnerable and optimized for data collection.

But many election districts remain insecure, and some people worry that turnout in such places may end up being so low that it could raise questions about the legitimacy of the elections.

Resistance comes from factory owners who want migrant laborers to remain insecure and cheap to exploit, and from urban elites who fear an even greater deluge of migrants from the countryside if it becomes easier to live in the city.

Even the lucky few at the top of the new hierarchy would remain insecure, exposed to the envy and malice of those below, albeit hidden behind a show of deference and civility.

And yet for all of her accomplishments, she remained insecure.

Israel's northern border remained insecure, and Iran's influence grew.

Nevertheless, he remained insecure about his place in the literary firmament.

As long as Iraq's capital city remained insecure, public support for the war would continue to erode.

William's western border was thus secured, but his border with Brittany remained insecure.