Sentence examples for insecure if from inspiring English sources

But I will feel terribly insecure if we fail to put Iraq onto a progressive path.

Still, I might have been happy with my birth family and less insecure if I had been able to feel loved as a baby by the woman who carried me for nine months.

I do feel insecure if I see girls who look prettier than me, or if they post really pretty pictures, and I know I won't look as good in any that I post.

If Williams was always lonely and insecure, if he met so few gay couples, if the other gays he knew all deplored their condition, this was characteristic of the period three decades before the beginning of gay liberation.

Wireless networks can be very insecure if specific measures are not taken to properly manage them.

'I would feel very insecure if I were to take a professorship in China and give up my professorship here.' ". ► "A U.S. House of Representatives panel today released a widely anticipated proposal for speeding the development of new medical treatments," wrote Servick and Jocelyn Kaiser in a Tuesday ScienceInsider.

Children were categorized as being food-insecure if they answered yes to question 1.

By established convention, we considered participants to be food-insecure if two or more responses were answered affirmatively (14).

Households were classified as 'food-insecure' if the respondent answered affirmatively to two or more of the six household food security questions.

"Putin would mind if he were insecure, and if he did not think that he is the one really in power," Mr. Schröder said.

The death last weekend of the eminent economist J K Galbraith has prompted many to revisit his 1992 book The Culture of Contentment, which noted the depressing lack of voice or representation for the large minority of the population who rarely vote, who have insecure employment (if any), low incomes, and who - if ghettoised further - may rebel in unforeseen ways.