Sentence examples for creates insecurity from inspiring English sources

It "creates insecurity and does nothing to close the holes that already are there," he says.

At a team meeting early this year, to which Bryant was late, Jackson asked Bryant to stop yelling at his teammates on the court "because it creates insecurity".

This system is based on flawed assumptions, undermines teamwork, creates insecurity for individuals and is causing harm to health and wellbeing.

"But then on the other, I'm part of this industry that creates insecurity and focuses on materialism and things that aren't actually, for me, the most important things in life".

The State Department, expressing hope that the conflict would be resolved, said in a statement: "Such an abrupt step creates insecurity in the energy sector in the region and raises serious questions about the use of energy to exert political pressure.

This kind of struggle between the various parties involved shows how the complexity of these houses creates insecurity between the teacher and the site manager concerning how they should be built.

He criticised predecessors Tony Blair and Gordon Brown for creating insecurity by making constant team changes.

The only military aim left to the F.L.N. (Algerian Army) is to create insecurity.

I cannot reckon how a pen can create insecurity for these leaders.

But because they've played such a big part in creating insecurity, they're choosing to do so.

"The debt crisis has certainly created insecurity," said Rolf Bürkl, who surveys consumer sentiment for the market research company GfK Group.