Sentence examples for degrees of insecurity from inspiring English sources

The consequence is that we grow up with varying degrees of insecurity about ourselves and our relationships.

Full report [PDF] Country chapter [PDF] Uganda map [PDF] Uganda's two decades of armed conflict have perpetuated a severe humanitarian crisis, marked by varying degrees of insecurity, massive internal displacement of approximately 1.7 million people into more than 200 camps in the Acholi and Lango sub-regions, and violence affecting the lives of the most vulnerable populations.

"Temporary work has boomed, but there is a high degree of insecurity," said Rolf Zöllner, head of the Federal Labor Agency in Ingolstadt.

Yet recently they have had to witness such dramatic changes to some of their best-known institutions that a degree of insecurity must have seeped into their blood.

"On one hand, Xi's influence and power are now unchallenged, but on the other hand, there is a palpable degree of insecurity".

He worked tremendously hard, but it came from some degree of insecurity — he wanted to prove himself and please those around him.

Moreover, the degree of insecurity faced by workers is one of the measuring sticks by which we should assess the relative success of societies.

All participants experienced some degree of insecurity, but in different ways, the insecurity of the patient could be reduced and the patients could experience a greater degree of security.

JON LEE ANDERSON: It's a kind of symbolic bluster and it shows a degree of insecurity on the one hand, and an overly large degree of self-confidence in its perceptions of the US on the other.

Since then I have enjoyed my time in research and I have worked in good labs, but there was always a degree of insecurity associated with the job.

While immigrants in Spain may have had little difficulty entering employment prior to the recession, many found work in sectors with a high degree of insecurity or little room for upward progression.