Crime itself damages relationships, harming victims, but it also fosters insecurity and a sense of powerlessness within communities.
Terrorism cemented an image of Arabs as violent, many experts said, and among many Arabs it fostered insecurity and a troubled self-image.
Its promotion of arguments about empowerment, boosting self-validation, security and, on the other hand, its reputation for fostering insecurity, rupturing self-esteem, causing envy and creating brainharm will no doubt provide agonised commentators with fodder for, oh, months to come.
On the other hand, its relentless marketing of a teen universe, isolated from an adult perspective, has helped foster an insecurity among the young that even hardcore alternative bands can't escape: the prime source of identity and accomplishment comes from peer affiliation and group support.
Dissatisfaction with the division of child-related labor may foster child insecurity and anxiety in particular when the dissatisfaction results in inter-parental disagreements about child-related duties (e.g., putting the child to bed) because these disagreements may make the child feel unloved or unworthy.
Such an atmosphere fosters female insecurity and pressures many Greek women to engage in sexual activity.
That sense of insecurity fosters a constant concern often reinforced by fear of night raids, home demolitions, loss of territory, and administrative detention, among others.
I noticed that Pinterest not only reignited my misplaced desire to be part of the fiancée club, but it also helped foster another layer of insecurity: I could never live up to the perfection depicted by my pins (unless, of course, I felt like going bankrupt).
