Sentence examples for considerable physical insecurity from inspiring English sources
After all, Americans and Iraqis have already shown that democracy -- at least on a local level -- can grow amid considerable physical insecurity.
"They are a team of considerable physical strength," admitted Williams.
Mr. Letterman managed that feat two weeks ago, at considerable physical cost.
Christmas shopping will always be considerable physical and mental strain.
Dennett is a tall, broad-chested man with considerable physical presence.
"Complex procedures are long and require considerable physical and mental stamina".
By Arthur Kober and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, December 14 , 1940 P. 19 Christmasshopping will always be considerable physical and mental strain.
It can cause considerable physical and emotional pain and lasting disfigurement.
Ms. Weaver shows her considerable comic gifts, Ms. Hewitt makes comic use of her considerable physical gifts, and Mr. Hackman and Mr. Liotta nearly steal the show (Scott).
At one end of it are the values and opinions people hold when economic and physical insecurity dominates their lives, as often happens in poor countries.
Which is why South Korea, for all its prosperity, peers into the 21st century with a strange mixture of economic optimism and physical insecurity.
