Sentence examples for an insecure form from inspiring English sources

Crucially, iOS 10 will randomize your data on your device before sending it to Apple en masse, so the data is never transported in an insecure form.

It is an insecure form of filmmaking.

In addition, selfies focused on people's own physical appearance have been linked to vulnerable narcissism, a neurotic or insecure form of narcissism characterised by more fragile self-esteem levels and the constant need to be reassured and liked by others.

Mr Blaze's comments were echoed by Princeton computer scientist Prof Andrew Appel, who said net voting was "inherently insecure" and that email was the "most insecure form of internet voting".

But all three have seen growth in insecure forms of employment: part-time work has risen, as have the ranks of the "underemployed", who would like more hours if they could get them.

With a counter-narrative of patient suffering, the financial struggles, competing responsibilities and daily hazards of living emerged as barriers to access [ 21, 50]; social determinants that generate similarly insecure forms of inclusion or even (temporary) exclusion from the health care contract.

In the present study, this kind of phenomenon has been considered as a negative form of coping and the sign of an insecure attachment to the religious figure.

Deep time is poorly understood by the general public, and it has become increasingly evident that pre-service teachers also fail to fully grasp certain geologic events, such as mass extinctions and the appearance of different life forms, because of an insecure deep time cognitive framework (Trend 2000).

Vanity describes an insecure culture".

Mr. Blumenthal is not an insecure man.

It is also an insecure one.