Sentence examples for insecure place from inspiring English sources

Postwar America was an intellectually insecure place, and there was something intoxicating about Gruen's sophistication and confidence.

Confidence is part of what sets Mr. Millepied apart in this city, which at its core is a deeply insecure place.

"Africa has been for a long time a chronically food insecure place, which is paradoxical because in fact it has a lot more productive capacity.

The Tories need to promise something for ordinary voters but Labour has also been busy talking about itself as the party "of work", for no one wants to be seen as the shirkers' party, though globalisation means the world of work is a deeply insecure place.

Northern Mali is still an insecure place, and this provides syndicates with the ideal  poaching environment.

Yet it must rely on members' cooperation for much of what happens outside its walls, including intelligence gathering, protecting its staff in insecure places and arresting suspects.

As students of political violence, we have adapted a range of strategies and tactics to navigate the turbulence of the insecure places we study.

Presumably you shouldn't send naked pictures of Charlie Sheen to people in the first place, but that avoids talking about the real value of the service: avoiding censorship in dangerous places and/or IMing from work or insecure places.

Security conditions have deteriorated to such an extent that the World Economic Forum recently rated Egypt as one of the most insecure places on earth.

Ranked 183rd out of 187 countries in the Human Development Index, Sierra Leone remains one of the poorest and most food insecure places in the world, with 72.7% of Sierra Leoneans classified as "multidimensional poor".

By extending the life of firewood, the stoves will reduce the need for these groups to look for fuel and energy in unsafe and insecure places, thereby decreasing their risk of facing gender-based violence beyond the camps.