Examples of insecurity

• His cruel sarcasm plays on people's deepest insecurities.

• Our response must not be distorted by base emotions of insecurity, anger or revenge.

• His insecurity has kept him from having the success he deserves.

• Teenage insecurities can be crippling.

• Many people live in terror of economic insecurity.

• The country is plagued by insecurity, with crime rampant.

• When children are old enough to understand the potential consequences of drug involvement, they must deal with the insecurity of possibly losing their parents.

• To explore further the relationship between the socio-demographic characteristics of the respondents and insecurity, a binary logistic regression model was calibrated.

• Rivalrous relationships are distinct from other dyadic associations inasmuch as violence exacerbates mutual insecurities that already run deep.

• Given the development and growth of the welfare state, social security has become the main means of protecting individuals from poverty and insecurity.

• These deficits in reflective function and awareness accompany feelings of relational insecurity, because such unresponsive caregiving also does not provide comfort or ameliorate distress.

• Their sons migrated for reasons of economic hardship and personal insecurity following political harassment.

• There is no hint that some scholars have questioned the methodology employed in identifying such notions as styles, networks, and linguistic insecurity.

• Government reforms appear to be creating greater ontological insecurity, even among many of those who will ultimately receive means-tested benefits.

• The issue is complex, controversial, and begs the question of who should have the authority to determine that conditions of insecurity have ceased.

• Perhaps most interesting of all, however, are those cases of conflicting views on performance as opposed to insecurity.

• Higher maternal depression was associated with higher insecurity.

• It was speculation bred of insecurity and nurtured in ignorance.

• Furthermore, imperial insecurity imposed new claims on his political loyalties, eliciting a qualitative change in his academic judgements.

• The uncertainties and insecurities of freelancing continued whatever a person's age or experience.

• He is also concerned about the insecurity of the world germ plasm resources, which are publicly funded but of value to industry.