Sentence examples for too security from inspiring English sources

But in the frozen wastes of the far north-west, too, security has been ramped up.

This year, too, security became extraordinarily tight as the number of visitors increased, lured by the Hollywood glare.

At some point, however, the group found a mentor who was more sinister and sophisticated: a Syrian jihadist-recruiter who came to the Netherlands and coached them in doctrine.In Britain, too, security services have concluded that these days, connections between local youths and foreign godfathers are usually formed at the youths' behest.

A spokesman for MCB said that, while panic alarms could be installed, it is important that mosques don't become too security conscious, as, "We want these places to be open, and seen to be welcoming places that people would not hesitate to visit".  .

The trip to Thailand, Myanmar and Cambodia should give President Obama a chance to expand on an approach to Asia that has been seen as too security-oriented at the expense of trade and economic matters.

And the investing public should gain, too, securities law experts say, because illegal insider trading should be easier to prosecute.

Consider too corporate security, which, like public security, is inevitably assumed to be far more important than personal privacy.

"There are too many security risks involved," Hamilton said.