Sentence examples for rising insecurities from inspiring English sources

While most political prisoners have been released, there are rising insecurities and the long arm of neighboring China is fast at work.

Left to the care of less seasoned NATO troops, both countries have seen rising insecurity.

Although casualties were limited, the rising insecurity has prompted the flight of many international observers and monitors.

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

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.

But there were glimmers of how frustration and anger at rising insecurity could take on a sectarian character.

In Israel, the extreme wing of the anti-Oslo coalition capitalized on the rising insecurity to excoriate Rabin; some protesters began comparing him to Hitler.

"A basic income would also protect people from rising insecurity in our increasingly 'flexible' labour market and help rebuild our crumbling welfare state.

The rising insecurity is spelled out in two color-coded maps taped to Mr. Giuliano's wall in Khartoum, the capital.

She added: "This government has no plan to tackle stagnant wages and rising insecurity, choosing instead to make the poorest pay for their economic mismanagement".