Sentence examples for considerable insecurity from inspiring English sources

Frequently the contract was renewable every year a provision that held considerable insecurity for the lessee, who was obligated to leave the land at term.

Those students who battle through to the end of their PhD, fully funded or not, find that they face considerable insecurity should they choose to pursue an academic career.

Yet they step into jobs with relatively low salaries and considerable insecurity in these times of shrinking public budgets.

Keith Richards is a gifted guitarist, who quite likely, as was posited by former colleague Bill Wyman, suffers from considerable insecurity.

A senior aide said Mr. Powell had cautioned the administration against any public talk of a "domino effect," fearing it would further inflame Arab governments and fuel North Korea's considerable insecurities.

After all, Americans and Iraqis have already shown that democracy -- at least on a local level -- can grow amid considerable physical insecurity.

At a time of fluctuating majorities and minorities, amid demographic instability, the fear of tipping into a minority is creating considerable cultural insecurity in developed countries.

Mr. Lantos is part of a Democratic Congressional majority that is increasingly eager to confront China at a time of high Chinese trade surpluses and considerable economic insecurity in the United States.

The work stresses that they face include: inherent dangers of their work sites (dumps, riverbanks, roadsides), their lack of personal protective equipment, the risk of traffic accidents because they often work amidst heavy traffic at intense traffic hours, irregular hours of work including at night, social isolation and discrimination by society, and considerable financial insecurity.

Last week UN peacekeeping chief Alain Le Roy warned that Haiti could face a constitutional crisis with the possibility of "considerable unrest and insecurity" if Mr Celestin did not withdraw.

However, these positive relationships with parents could be undermined by unpaid or late payment of child care fees, which lead to financial insecurity and considerable job stress.