Sentence examples for security difficulties from inspiring English sources

The acceleration comes against a backdrop of mounting security difficulties for the American military in Iraq.

Then the West will be faced with new economic and security difficulties.

Mr. Kazemi-Qumi, speaking after the meeting, insisted that Iran was helping Iraq deal with its security difficulties.

In the early 1980s, when I was managing Echo and the Bunnymen, I did everything I could to make sure they would play Belfast, whatever the security difficulties.

Add to this the demographic stress of nearly 3 million Syrian refugees in Turkey's southern provinces, and the scope of economic and security difficulties becomes even more formidable.

Attacks on teachers have forced many to leave, and charities have reported security difficulties in remote areas.Nepalis are not the only ones worried about the long-term effects of the conflict.

While Puerto Rico faces more serious economic problems than the 50 U.S. states, some of the trends would seem similar to many Americans: contraction of the manufacturing industry, weaker job security, difficulty reversing unemployment, fewer public services and middle class decline.

Social Security's difficulties are rooted in demographic trends.

Accrual accounting would also create political incentives for our leaders to address Social Security's difficulties in a timely manner, and enhance the quality of public debate over the relative merits of competing reform proposals.

There was early excitement about virtual currency – especially as an affordable way for Africans in the diaspora to send money home – but this has subsided as a result of price volatility, nervousness around anonymity and security, and difficulties understanding the product.

Leaving aside, for now, the lawless arrogance of the administration's intention to hold these 120 men indefinitely, without charge or trial, because of unchallengeable military assertions that they are a threat to American security, severe difficulties remain in repatriating the others.