Sentence examples for insecurity arises from inspiring English sources

Food insecurity arises in circumstances where individuals or families cannot meet their most basic need for food.

Food insecurity arises when individuals do not have sufficient access to safe and nutritious foods at all times, to sustain active and healthy lives [ 19].

Insecurity arose when PACP members and HCPs experienced resistance, differences in opinion, and criticism within the network.

Livestock diseases, frequent droughts and insecurity arising from livestock raids have been identified as the major constraints limiting livestock production in Turkana County [ 15, 16].

For several educators, financial insecurity arose from problems with inaccurate, or late processing of timesheets by schemes (for those whose scheme controlled pay) or from unfilled child care vacancies that educators often had limited control over as many are not allowed to privately advertise to fill spaces.

And new insecurities arise based on fear of losing what you have.

It is understandable that it is in the places where we feel most safe that our deepest insecurities arise.

The keynote is insecurity, an insecurity that arose, above all, from the German paranoia about encirclement, matched by Britain's insecurity about its naval power.

In brief, Sullivan emphasized that anxiety and insecurity that arises within a context of childhood relationships; Horney exposed unhealthy gender assumptions and described relationship patterns of "moving towards," "moving away," or "moving against" others, which anticipated current views of insecure vs. secure attachment disorders.

I was on the frontline of a lot of events and issues related to conflict and insecurity that arose during my time in the field.

2 This, coupled with various compounding factors, such as interruption in food supply and restricted health access, can prove detrimental to vulnerable populations, especially children. 3 4 Food and nutrition insecurity may arise from any natural disaster, such as an earthquake, drought, flood, cyclone, tsunami, hurricane or tornado.