Sentence examples for insecure time from inspiring English sources

Yes, this is an insecure time when people are stampeding to embrace conservative and traditional values.

In this insecure time of year, many dread the feelings of Christmas.

It was an insecure time, but hell, more or less, they've all been insecure times.

The scale of cutbacks, redundancies, casualisation and entire closure of titles has made it a very challenging and insecure time for journalists.

So the very success of Microsoft in dominating the browser market in effect locked some of its biggest customers into an increasingly dysfunctional and insecure time warp.

For the patient viewer, all this comes together as an elegiac, cinematic poem about the fearful weight of the past and the fragility of hope in a still insecure time.

You know, these are very insecure times".

But if you have no special plans, then we're here to tell you that television can be your anti-Valentine's date this Thursday night, with an array of programming reflecting our recessionary, sardonic, insecure times.

It can, for instance, be easily appropriated by rightwing populists, whose notion of it in relation to immigration, tax or crime could have a strong electoral appeal to many in the country in these insecure times.

We live, we're constantly being reminded, in highly insecure times; huge swathes of our personal lives and our politics, in response to everything from the eurozone crisis to climate change, are directed by the quest to feel secure.

He will add: "I lead the bravest and toughest party in British politics – a party that, back in 2010, despite having never been in power in Westminster before, put the country's interests before our interests to provide Britain with a stable government in extraordinarily insecure times".