Sentence examples for insecure point from inspiring English sources

By security assessment, W D is an insecure point.

At this insecure point in her life, she heard about the Bangwe Youth Centre, which offered free courses in livelihood skills, ICT-training and vocational skills through a UNICEF programme.

From Fig. 4 and Fig. 5, it can be seen that insecure operating point can be adjusted back into security region by re-distributing load in preventive control process.

All 11 million children are going to have their contact details, with links to the public services they use and the individuals who treat them, held on the hugely expensive and insecure Contact-Point database.

From "secret white people meetings" at Rae's work to being trolled by school children who ask her "Why you talk like a white girl?" Insecure gets points for verisimilitude.

Thus, the negative effects of being insecure or uncertain point to the same end-point: Disempowerment, which is a feeling of powerlessness or helplessness that reduces the amount of control that someone, has over a situation.

Alsanea shows that her four, at least, are insecure to the point of terror.

"But I think I'm too young and insecure at this point to give it a shot.

These assess the advisability of driving in underdeveloped and insecure areas and point up idiosyncrasies; for instance, if you're headed into the Arabian Desert from Dubai it helps to know that camels have the right of way.

Albeit in fragmented fashion, they capture Nixon in all his complexity: lonely, vindictive and deceitful, gauche and insecure to the point of paranoia, yet also displaying the odd flash of empathy, and an unarguable if perverse strategic brilliance.

The US Department of Agriculture found that 14.5% of all Americans – roughly that same number on food stamps, 42 million people – were "food insecure" at some point in 2012, meaning they lacked access to healthy and affordable meals.