Sentence examples for security bubble from inspiring English sources

"There was a security bubble that was out there".

"We created a security bubble that has allowed governance to shoot up," General Gurganus said.

He said: "They may try to patrol a little outside the security bubble.

She liked the "security bubble" — the staffed checkpoint — at the entrance to the complex.

But even in this security bubble, where all key institutions of state reside, an attack is seen as inevitable.

Gulali's village straddles the border of Wardak Province, on the very edge of the small and increasingly isolated security bubble surrounding Kabul.

American forces there are struggling to expand their "security bubbles"—the relatively secure zones around coalition bases.

"We create little security bubbles," said Sgt. First Class Paul Meacham, a platoon leader in Third Battalion, 187th Infantry, which swept Alam Khel, after one of his last patrols before rotating back to the States last month.

Landay suggested that TV bookers look beyond the Beltway to experts who "actually spent substantial time on the ground and know the region, its people, cultures and history, as opposed to former officials who learned much of what they believed from spending most of their time inside the stultifying, disconnected security bubbles of Washington, embassies and presidential palaces".

I could not bring myself to go to the "Jackie" movie and relive the shocking and dispiriting murder of JFK--the result of which has been that subsequent Presidents are surrounded by security, "the bubble," Obama called it.

At a time when fears about Obama's security keep bubbling to the surface and an online whispering campaign suggests that he is secretly a Muslim — call him by his full name, Barack Hussein Obama, some Times readers demand — the Luttwak thesis was a double whammy: Obama cannot escape his Muslim history, and a lot of Muslims might want to kill him for trying.