Sentence examples for be less secure in from inspiring English sources

Lewis notes that one quarter of voters think they'll be less secure in their job in the next two years, and only a third expect to be employed by the same boss in five years time.

The world would be less stable and Britain would be less secure if we were to trade in even more of those army units for son-of-Trident.

If I was less secure in myself, I might be more interested.

He admirably scales down his sound for soft, high-lying passages but in general is less secure in his upper range.

"It can be particularly harmful for young people, adolescents who are less secure in their identity, who might feel they have to live up to the stereotype.

Many European leaders are less secure in their governing than Ms. Merkel is, and face even larger right-wing nativist backlashes.

The intelligence community has been less secure in its relationships with the new breed of service providers, and because most of them are American companies, the British authorities have little leverage over them.

In an affidavit, a De La Rue official also argued that the polycarbonate cards could be less secure because they are produced in large sheets before they are personalized, and could be stolen and used to produce false identification.

The position of President Nasser and King Hussein may be less secure, but cracks have begun to appear in the Palestinian opposition and Syria's protests may be more rhetorical than real.

In fact, they'll probably be less secure-just in ways that we can't imagine right now.

If wealth is a buffer against job loss, the tortoises are less secure than they were in 1989.