Sentence examples for but also insecurity from inspiring English sources

The story is much the same around the region, as the transformation from gangly state economies has brought material comfort, but also insecurity and a new set of inequalities.

They weren't able to do drug testing, mainly due to time constraints, but also insecurity around whether that kind of activity would be pushing too far outside of Costa Rican cultural norms.

At the lower end of socioeconomic position, service workers with poor work security and a precariat that suffers not only from job insecurity but also identity insecurity and lack of time control 27 have emerged.

But there was also insecurity because citizens never knew when change would come.

The picture is one of dynamism but also widespread insecurity.

In Tehran, many middle-class Iranians share the discontent but also fear insecurity.

The performances here are terrific, capturing the comic side of their characters but also their insecurity and extreme status anxiety.

Speaking to a European Council for Foreign Relations seminar in London, Amrani said Morsi's attempt to ram through the constitution showed his confidence in winning the vote, but also his "insecurity".

A contrasting view suggests that it is not clear whether the Iranian middle classes, who share the discontent but also fear insecurity and generally prefer social freedoms and an improved standard of living, are prepared for much less committed to radical change as opposed to gradual reform.

In Lerner's novel this New York is one of extreme luxury – a place where a baby octopus is imported from Portugal and then delicately massaged to death and served for lunch – but also constant insecurity, with a clear sense of an untenably unequal society.

Sorkin's screenplay suggests Parker knew Zuckerberg was driven not just by money or fame but also sexual insecurity.