Sentence examples for the high insecurity from inspiring English sources

Many accounts of survivors emphasized the high insecurity in Bam from the first hours until 2 3 days after the earthquake when national army reached the area: "… in the first hours of the earthquake, whatever thieves were in Iran, came to Golbaf [a town near Bam] and came between people [in Bam]" (Parsizadeh 2011, p. 116).

Such task shifting was a consequence of the high insecurity in Somalia, as most surgical programmes run by MSF involve expatriate surgeons and anesthesiologists.

These events are consistent with the general trend of high insecurity in the rural Middle Belt of Nigeria, caused by criminal activities and natural resource conflict.

However, the fieldwork remains challenging due to the dynamic circumstances of the slum setting with high insecurity and mobility.

The problem is that those from richer backgrounds who are based in or near London are simply more likely to cope with the low pay and high insecurity endemic at junior levels.

In Angola in the 1990s, for example, religious organizations played an important role in intervention activities when high insecurity in the country limited UN and international NGO intervention in remote areas [ 60].

For all its travails, the Iraq War ousted Saddam Hussein, whose invasions and terrorist promotion kept the Middle East in a state of high insecurity.

Continued and increased community mobilisation is essential in this regard and will be a key contribution to sustainability in the long run, especially in areas with high insecurity.

The project to rehabilitate schools in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province was undertaken in 2009 and 2010 during a volatile time of high insecurity and large-scale displacement of people in the province.

On-going armed conflict has hampered the international polio eradication campaign, particularly in Somalia and Afghanistan, areas of persistent polio infection and high insecurity [ 38, 39].

In Angola, for example, peripheral mining regions were subject to active insurgencies, resulting in high insecurity; this made implementation of sleeping sickness control activities logistically impossible [ 60].