Most of the African great apes survive in areas of chronic insecurity, where there is a breakdown of law and order.

The people live in extreme poverty with no rights of land tenure, and chronic insecurity.

White-collar, middle-class Americans in mass numbers are coming to understand first hand the chronic insecurity on which the working class and the poor are experts.

He shows that seeking the true, doing what is right, and admiring what is beautiful, far from promoting permanence, continuity, and balance in individual and social affairs, actually perpetuate the chronic insecurity of the time-knowing species and drive its remarkable creativity and frightening destructiveness.

But his chronic insecurity about his composing skills sometimes led him to oversell his own music in performance.

That state of affairs has left many Western diplomats wondering whether the military-backed Government might not see some benefits in the attacks because chronic insecurity insures that any real democratic opening is stillborn.

These corps arose from the middle of the nineteenth century in response to the chronic insecurity caused by a Spanish version of the 'spoils system': each change of government would lead to the replacement of all those appointed under the previous government by individuals loyal to the new party in power.

"I would think it is a statement of fact that at no time in the Yugoslav conflict were so many people for such a sustained period in such chronic insecurity," said Nicholas Morris, the director for Bosnia, during a visit to Kosovo.

For the other grown children, temporary work authorization and the mantle of legality it confers came as welcome relief from years of employment in a series of odd jobs and chronic insecurity.

There had not been any large actions undertaken against the fleet of patriarch Cokaze but what was done was enough to give the Galactic Traders a sense of chronic insecurity.