Sentence examples for security deteriorated from inspiring English sources

Unemployment rose sharply, and security deteriorated.

The rules of engagement have since changed to a combat operation as security deteriorated.

As security deteriorated in the province this year, American diplomats and soldiers took to wearing flak jackets and helmets even while walking around their bases and slept in bunkers.

As security deteriorated here in Kunduz Province, the governor and intelligence chief enlisted the help of former resistance fighters like Mr. Ludin, called mujahedeen, who had fought against Soviet invaders and the Taliban in the past.

As the economy and security deteriorated under the Peronist government, leftists and union leaders began warning of a revolt like the bloody coup Gen. Augusto Pinochet mounted in 1973 against Salvador Allende in Chile.

That assertion ignores the observation of many reporters and soldiers that security deteriorated in the first place because insufficient troop levels, the American decision to disband the Iraqi Army and other miscalculations created a vacuum in which the insurgency metastasized.

Now with security deteriorating further in Syria, refugees are fleeing the country at a rate of 2,000 to 3,000 a day.

Now, with security deteriorating further in Syria, refugees are leaving the country at a rate of 2,000 to 3,000 a day.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Even as more American troops flow into the country, Afghanistan is more dangerous than it has ever been during this war, with security deteriorating in recent months, according to international organizations and humanitarian groups.

"We have revised the South Sudan crisis response plan to reflect the deterioration of the humanitarian situation, to prioritise frontline relief and pre-positioning, and to take necessary actions now to prevent food security deteriorating later in the year.

"Weak security, deteriorating infrastructure, overcrowding, insufficient and poorly trained guards, and corruption allow armed gangs to effectively control prisons," the rights group explains.