Sentence examples for are more insecure from inspiring English sources

Krugman agrees with the second half of that description, but argues that the economic factors vastly oughtweigh the social ones: The truth is that while single women and members of minority groups are more insecure at any given point of time than married whites, insecurity is on the rise for everyone, driven by changes in the economy.

And the result is an economy that's become profoundly unequal and families that are more insecure.

Castles, Real and in the Air "People here are more insecure than most," said Allison Silver, the New Jersey-born opinion editor of The Los Angeles Times.

I think people are more insecure, they find relationships a bit more difficult and use drugs and alcohol to help them.

So women are more insecure about being cheated on, and may need a bit more reassurance.

I wish everybody else could be happy like this too, but today it seems we women are more insecure with our size than ever.

Everything is more insecure.

While employment has hit records under the coalition, the new work is more insecure and lonelier than we usually imagine.

The intimidating cries against being "un-American" are still heard in a land that has never been more insecure.

"Windows gets hacked all the time not because it is more insecure than Apple, but because 95percentt of computer users are on Windows," he said.

[Our] reindeer have problems in winter getting food as the temperature shifts; it's warm and cold, and raining when it's not supposed to be raining, and the ice is more insecure, which is dangerous for us and them too.