Sentence examples for security has worsened from inspiring English sources

Under Mr Karzai, security has worsened, opium production has boomed and initial progress on women's rights has been largely eroded.

New checkpoints run by the Afghan Army were installed, but since then security has worsened again, local officials said.

And nearly a quarter (23%) feel that their job security has worsened, compared with 16% of those earning above.

Since the 2011 revolution that ousted Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, the government has barely functioned, the security forces have been in disarray and security has worsened.

As security has worsened and violent crime has risen in recent months, officers in some favelas have increasingly stayed confined to base.

While the protests have created a situation in which the lack of security has worsened the sexual abuse of women, the roots of this issue can be traced back to the society's failure to tackle sexual assaults directly.

A poll released Jan . 11by Mexico's national statistics institute found that more than 70 percent of respondents believed that the country's security had worsened since 2009.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5 — On the eve of his Camp David meeting with President Bush, President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan painted a bleak picture of life in his country, saying that security had worsened and that the United States and its allies were no closer to catching Osama bin Laden than they were a few years ago.

"The Social Security outlook has worsened significantly relative to last year's report," they said.

Members of the opposition party Alternative for Germany have charged that the country's security situation has worsened since Chancellor Angela Merkel allowed roughly one million people to enter Germany unscreened and apply for asylum.

The security situation has worsened since then, with both the deadly siege at the Holey Artisan Bakery cafe in the Gulshan district of Dhaka on 1 July, in which 20 hostages died, and the foiling of a second terrorist plot in the city later that month when nine militants were killed by security forces to prevent what the national police chief AKM Shahidul Hoque described as a "major attack".