Sentence examples for insecurity emerged from inspiring English sources

Food insecurity emerged as one of the most significant barriers to antiretroviral adherence.

If access to the physician´s help was unsatisfactory, feelings of insecurity emerged.

In the absence of high extrinsic effort, poor recognition in terms of earnings, poor esteem on the part of colleagues and superiors and job insecurity emerged as risk factors for impaired mental well-being (table 3).

Throughout the discussions the major themes linking HIV to insecurity emerged and these were; congestion in camps associated with moral decadence, rape and defilement, sex for money and other material gains, increasing poverty, and the general breakdown in the health care system including shortage of HIV counselling and testing services.

Sundeep Waslekar, who heads a Mumbai think-tank, the Strategic Foresight Group, which has picked water as a long-term threat to Asian stability, sees a "mega-arc of hydro insecurity" emerging from western China along the Himalayas to the Middle East and farther west.

Future investigations should also address the question of how such altered social-emotional brain-activation patterns as a function of attachment insecurity in adolescents are related to the neural signature of attachment insecurity emerging in adults.

Untestable hypotheses spawned by intellectual impotence in the unchangeable face of genetics: this is the place from where insecurities emerge.

The current consensus is clear; malnutrition and food insecurity have emerged as major barriers to the effectiveness of ART programs in sub-Saharan Africa.

Dietary change, such as consuming less expensive food like rice and pasta, and rationing of food intake are coping mechanisms for food insecurity that emerged from the current interviews and are commonly cited in the literature [ 67- 70].

In this study, in the absence of high extrinsic effort, poor recognition in terms of earnings, poor esteem on the part of colleagues and superiors and job insecurity all emerged as risk factors for impaired mental well-being.

Another study from Uganda also concluded that malnutrition and food insecurity have emerged as major barriers to the effectiveness of ART programs including adherence to ART [ 15] which is in line with our study's result.