Sentence examples for to heightened insecurity from inspiring English sources

In an essay in the weekend edition of the Financial Times, Mark Mazower, a historian at Columbia University, argued that we are witnessing a revival of nationalism as a reaction to heightened insecurity.

However, a fresh influx of people due to heightened insecurity since the beginning of this year has placed added pressure on resources and services.

To economists and commentators who have been writing about wage stagnation and rising inequality for many years, myself included, there is an obvious temptation to see soaring rates of drug and alcohol abuse as a response to heightened economic insecurity and frustration.

The heightened insecurity has led some parents to send their children to find refuge – either in the countryside, where things are calmer, or in sheltered neighborhoods of the city.

Though it makes sense for people to increase their savings during times of heightened insecurity — especially for people who have lost large amounts of wealth as a result of falling home prices and falling stock prices — the heightened saving reduced the immediate impact of the tax cuts on economic growth.

The heightened insecurity makes it even harder for young women.

This sense of heightened insecurity was further aggravated by ideological Israeli and Palestinian leaders that made little or no effort to correct these perceptions, deciding instead to stoke nationalist fervor and angst against the "Other".

As in resource-poor settings, building the capacity of national staff must be an integral part of program implementation, especially in times of heightened insecurity, when staff often remain behind in areas and continue working.

A lack of routine, heightened insecurities and the desire to establish an identity are all attributed as ED triggers which emerge as students leave home and start life at university.

Officials attribute the increase to heightened security.

Such classifications are subject to heightened scrutiny.