Sentence examples for unreliable security from inspiring English sources

But in its ethnic rivalries, strongman politics, government corruption and unreliable security forces, Kunduz is also representative of the challenges facing the American military as it tries to midwife a stable nation.

The local press has reported cases of structural problems with some new houses: a lack of ventilation causing damp and rust, unreliable security doors, poorly insulated pipes giving rise to stifling heat.

"Some of the documents were obtained from notoriously vicious, vindictive and unreliable security services," Mr. Tigar said in an earlier proceeding, referring to information supplied by officials of the former Soviet Union.

Poor pay and unreliable job security are the most obvious causes but other issues, such as discouragement, bullying and harassment, were also mentioned in interviews.

Kay has a good piece of advice for the people trying to get into this business: "There was no alchemy through which a collection of loans on weak security to unreliable borrowers could be anything other than just that".

Comity was an unreliable basis for national security.

Inconsistencies in his testimony and his erratic behavior on the stand, at one point saying he had given a "cock and bull story" and that this was because he "was an idiot", convinced some that he was unstable, unreliable and a possible security risk.

Whether due to lack of funds, unreliable infrastructure or cumbersome security protocols, individual instructors cannot always guarantee that their students will have access to well-maintained computers and reliable internet connections.

"Defined-contribution plans are a very unreliable vehicle for promoting retirement security," said Keith Brainard, the association's research director.

Lurking in the background, meanwhile, is the powerful military, which harbors a deep animosity toward Mr. Zardari, who is considered unreliable on foreign and national security issues related to India, Afghanistan and the United States.

In recognition of the fact that work is becoming an increasingly unreliable source of income and security, we also need to seriously consider proposals to delink work from wages – an idea being explored in the resurgent discussion around a universal basic income.