Participants acknowledged that this "myth of sexual spontaneity" [ 66] contributed to poor cross-gender communication and added to insecurities and uncertainties about relationship status on the woman's part.
Suddenly banging on about swinging parties just at that time of life when everything's swinging a little bit too much for most women might well be adding to her insecurity.
Begun hesitantly in the French navy in the 1850s and '60s, command technology the collaboration of state and industry in the invention of new armaments was widely practiced by the turn of the century, adding to the insecurity that inevitably propelled the arms races.
Because of the recent border war between Eritrea and Ethiopia, which simmered from 1998 to 2000, vast swaths of land cannot be farmed for fear of land mines, and conscription to military service has depleted the agricultural work force in many areas, adding to food insecurity at the household level.
Such measures hope to help the U.S. meet energy security needs without adding to environmental insecurity.
It is my (and many researchers') belief that warped views of consent during sexual encounters play a huge part of the problem, adding to students' insecurity on campus.
This approach, however, yields increasing numbers of pulmonary lesions of questionable clinical value Fang et al., 2014 adding to diagnostic insecurity.
Lending remains strong, but the pipeline of future deals is said to be weak.Meanwhile, the Bank has been slow to identify much of the $400m in annual spending cuts that Mr Kim says are needed, adding to feelings of insecurity at a time when many staff already wonder what role, if any, they will play in the Bank's new, more centralised structure.
They frequently see workers moved between properties, adding to a sense of insecurity.
