Sentence examples for how much insecurity from inspiring English sources

"When you see your people are killed every day," he said, "you imagine the amount of crime in the country, you imagine how much insecurity there is".

Michael Carrick and Leighton Baines have not even made it into the current squad and of those players jogging around England's training pitches, it is tempting to wonder how much insecurity is polluting Theo Walcott's mind considering the disappointments he has encountered in the past, and the nagging sense the same may be happening all over again.

MR. BIVENS -- How much of the insecurity that people think is caused by service sector outsourcing is in fact just the business cycle as usual?

And how much do our insecurities or blind spots affect what we believe?

James D. Weill, president of Food Research and Action Center, an organization that has discussed the problem with Wal-Mart, said the company recognized "how much hunger and food insecurity there is in the country".

Like nu-metal and nu-rave before it, nu-folk betrays its justifiable insecurity about how much fresh inspiration it actually has to offer by the adoption of the prefix "nu".

4. Check out food insecurity, child food insecurity and poverty rates as well as how much it costs for an average meal in every county that you represent, by clicking on those counties and the tabs above in the Feeding America Map the Meal Gap map of every county in America.

We trade in the confidence about our own success, intelligence, and unique talents for insecurity about what we lack, how much more everyone else knows, and we focus on our weaknesses.

Probably about the same time that pharmaceutical companies realized how much money they could make by playing on our insecurities.

It either shows how much more they care about the elegance of the device or their insecurity about its PC software on a post-PC device.

Old insecurities about the alliance are bubbling up all over again.How much reassurance does Japan need?