Sentence examples for insecure about getting from inspiring English sources

Around 17 times the number of people who use Trussell Trust food banks were insecure about getting enough to eat, suggesting hunger in the UK is far more widespread than rising charity food use indicates, according to the analysis of UN data by the Food Foundation thinktank.

I was incredibly insecure about getting any kind of notoriety.

Letterman is now making jokes about the 10 P.M. time slot, too, though it's hard to tell whether he feels smug about his own fate or whether he's insecure about not getting something he didn't want anyway.

If people are insecure about their current circumstances or worry about getting another job, they're not likely to move into the home buying market".

What is he insecure about?

When he arrived at university he was rough-edged and insecure, and got teased about his sugar-bowl ears.

"I still get insecure about it," Ms. Goin said, "like when I go to a chef event.

"Look, Francis is insecure—I get that," he said.

As you might expect, the North Korean government tends to get insecure about shamanism and fortune-telling.

And like anywhere else, North Korean people are of course most afraid about death, so these tales are popular in many circles As you might expect, the North Korean government tends to get insecure about shamanism and fortune-telling.

"They look inward and get insecure about jobs -- and they don't want change". People following the talks in Atlanta gave varying views on which of the three issues were the most nettlesome.