Sentence examples for form of insecure from inspiring English sources

Academics teaching or doing research in British universities will typically have spent years earning doctorates or other qualifications, yet more than half of them – 53% – manage on some form of insecure, non-permanent contract.

Thus, they also need a form of (insecure but authenticated) classical communication.

These gene-environment interaction effects, pointing to genetically-based differential susceptibilities to care-giving environments, have been more often found for disorganised attachment, which is an extreme form of insecure attachment predictive of subsequent behavioural problems and psychopathology.

Employment is up, but a significant driver of this gain has been self-employment and other forms of insecure work such as zero-hours contracts, and employers have continued to rely on low-paid labour rather than investing to grow.

"That's why we need legislative action to stamp out the growing abuse of workers on zero hours contracts and other forms of insecure work".

The fact that rates of avoidant and disorganised attachment were especially low for infants in the intervention group is particularly encouraging, as these are forms of insecure attachment associated with subsequent conduct problems in children.

These disorders of nonattachment are to be distinguished from forms of insecure or disorganized attachment, as well as disorder within specific attachment relationships (attachment disorder with self-endangering, with inhibition, or with compulsive compliance [ 41]) or temporary reactions to disruptions of attachment [ 42].

That he's "sort of insecure".

Mr Blaze's comments were echoed by Princeton computer scientist Prof Andrew Appel, who said net voting was "inherently insecure" and that email was the "most insecure form of internet voting".

Studies undertaken on children from Eastern European orphanages from the mid-1990s significantlyicantly higher levels of both forms of RAD and of insecure patterns of attachment in the institutionalized children, regardless of how long they had been there.

We're getting the gender equality we so crave, except it's in the form of men becoming more insecure, not women less so.