Sentence examples for enormous insecurity from inspiring English sources

I'm driven by enormous insecurity, and like to cover all bases, several times".

So that will be an enormous insecurity for many companies [looking] to invest in the UK.

The murder of candidates "creates enormous insecurity, which is felt and bemoaned by the public – and it's held up in the faces of the politicians for their incapacity to do anything about it.

"It is disappointing that the families have been left in a position of enormous insecurity while the LDA timetable for providing alternative sites is continually slipping and slipping," she said.

They then used this period of enormous insecurity to consolidate their power even further, and to make you pay for the calamity they visited upon you.

I believe that you're never truly free of that, because it remains in the back of your head a bit…" "[ 14] Not knowing whether one would recover completely, or expecting to be unable to do one's work brought with it feelings of fear as well as an enormous (financial) insecurity about the future.

In addition to drawing the attention of experts, this environmental change also leads to an enormous amount of insecurity on a societal level about how to cope with natural hazards.

All this against a background of enormous youth unemployment, job insecurity and stagnating wages.

So here we have him, a man of enormous egomania and equal insecurity, filled with "oceans of hatred and envy" while at the same time fancying himself a savior of the weak and innocent.

"You've got to look at these buildings as going up during enormous struggle [and] insecurity".

Labour's deputy leader, Tom Watson, offered his congratulations to Mrs May but warned she would have to deal with the "enormous economic uncertainty and insecurity" caused by leaving the EU.