Sentence examples for insecure however from inspiring English sources

Warwick's power was insecure, however, for the Lancastrians found it difficult to trust one who had so lately been their scourge, while many of the earl's Yorkist followers found the change more than they could bear.

Much of the east of the country remains insecure, however.

Initially participants will carry out the exercises next to a chair or to the wall, for immediate support in the event of loss of balance or if the participant feels insecure, however the use of upper limb support will be minimised when it is safe to do so to maximise the challenge to balance.

Maybe they're just insecure; however, if they are persistently rude, stop interacting with them at anything more than a superficially polite level.

In terms of severe food insecurity, however, 14% more CBCO households were rated as severely food insecure as compared to the L-N group (relative risk 1.32).

A 2004 global evaluation of 10 years of attention to the reproductive health of populations affected by crisis concluded that most people affected by conflict still lack adequate RH care; refugees, camp populations and those living in stable settings had better access to care than did internally displaced people, non-camp populations and those in insecure areas, however.

And the second thing of which we can be certain is that guaranteeing pre-school places to all of those food-insecure children, however desirable that may be, will not by that act alone transform their poverty.

Boxers, however insecure, need a cloak of arrogance.

But Goold shows that tyranny, however insecure, is still based on slaughter.

But there is nothing in this green paper for the low-paid, low-skilled jobs that will persist – however insecure they become – all through this glorious future.

In the absence of any guiding power, individuals are condemned to freedom (hence responsibility), forced to forge their own lives, however insecure and contingent these may be, and to give them meaning by commitment to a course of action.