Sentence examples for insecurity leads from inspiring English sources

For all his bravery and humility, Danny is still showing signs of being the alpha male whose insecurity leads him to make things all about him.

His work is based on a host of studies, including American research on the impact of car manufacturing and steel plant closures in the 1970s, showing that job insecurity leads to low-level stress, increased drinking and smoking, and an increase in medical appointments.

And food insecurity leads to childhood obesity, which of course can lead to lifelong health issues.

Food insecurity is emerging as an important barrier to antiretroviral (ARV) adherence in sub-Saharan Africa and elsewhere, but little is known about the mechanisms through which food insecurity leads to ARV non-adherence and treatment interruptions.

It may be that social insecurity leads to reduced therapeutic alliance and therefore a less favourable treatment outcome.

The mechanism by which food insecurity leads to mental distress is difficult to determine using a cross sectional design.

To what extent will water insecurity lead to additional violent conflict?

The establishment narrative was that Labour's mild resistance to soaring inequality and insecurity led to electoral oblivion.

Iona's insecurity led to the transfer in 849 of the relics of St .Columba to the safety of Kells in Ireland.

In Haiti, fears of insecurity led to a militarized response that concentrated too much assistance in certain parts of the capital, poured money into defense and security measures when it would have been better spent elsewhere and often treated survivors as threats rather than people to be helped.

Each focus group first discussed and agreed that a consumption coping strategy was used within their community and then placed each of them into one of the three 'severity ranks' according to whether extreme, moderate or mild circumstances of food insecurity lead to its use.