Sentence examples for insecure groups from inspiring English sources

As the authors of the 2012 British Social Attitudes survey put it: "[In recent years] economically comfortable and culturally more cosmopolitan groups show little change in their assessments of economic impacts [of immigration], but economically and socially insecure groups have become dramatically more hostile".

The two insecure groups were located very close to the external locus, while the third MG group, secure subjects, was located at a position below the other two insecure groups.

They are a frightened, insecure group, condemned to internal exile; like Yekker, they have developed, in their terrible solitude, "the reflexes of a shadow tribe".

I feel insecure (group 3).

More than two billion people, one in three persons worldwide suffer from micronutrient deficiency, a form of malnutrition", said Lola Castro, Country Director of WFP in Armenia, where WFP, in collaboration with the Government, provides food assistance to 45,000 of the most vulnerable and food-insecure groups of the population.

Logistic regression analyses showed higher prevalence of illicit substance use among both insecure attachment groups as compared to the secure group.

The final paradox of Ukip support is this: at a time of falling real incomes and unprecedented economic uncertainty, voters from poorer and more insecure social groups should rally behind the party who can offer them the best prospect for economic support and assistance.

And all too often the pathetic, needy and insecure guys group all those traits under the heading "nice" so they can blame their extended dry spell on chicks who dig men behaving badly.

Perceived social support was found to mediate the association between attachment style and illicit substance use for the insecure-preoccupied group only.

Regarding the external locus, the two highest association coefficients were found for the maltreatment group with insecure attachment in both age groups, these being 0.51 for the 5 9 years age group and 0.56 for the 10 14 years age group (Fig. 1).

Regarding impact, the CBCO and A-E households had similar mean and median HFIA scores and essentially the same percentage of households (60%) were classified as severely food insecure in both groups.