Sentence examples for generalized insecurity from inspiring English sources

Now, with murder rates down and cities habitable again, both the on-screen violence and the sociopolitical references are as likely to be about the war in Iraq or the more generalized insecurity of a world on guard against terrorism.

First, globalization and weak institutions generate insecurity.

"This situation will most likely provoke higher dependence on food aid during a time of generalized increased food insecurity".

Whitaker et al. [ 20] also found that there was a positive association between higher levels of food insecurity and higher levels of generalized maternal anxiety disorder.

Finally, given that this population was homeless and marginally housed, the high prevalence of reported food insecurity can not necessarily be generalized to other HIV infected groups or urban poor populations.

Her songs are shrewdly generalized first-person narratives of romances, breakups, insecurities and vengeance; her music touches down in old-fashioned country, like the banjo-driven "Mean," but also seeks the pop territory of power ballads and, in "The Story of Us," new wave rock that had Ms. Swift pogoing onstage.

We examined adjusted longitudinal associations between baseline food insecurity and outcomes of interest using linear regression models with generalized estimating equations.

Or insecurity.

Such insecurity seems unjustified.

Insecurity drives me.

That is genuine insecurity.