And "the insecurity of small-state nationalism" is doubly dubious.
Heggie adds to this dysfunctional mix the insecurity of a small nation.
Since then nothing much has happened, which has deepened the insecurity of the small businesses and residents in the Love Lane estate's 297 homes, still slated for demolition.
And land grabs are resulting in food insecurity, the displacement of small farmers, conflict, environmental devastation, and water loss.
At the EU's behest, to further explore other specific issues shaping the perception of insecurity in small to medium-sized towns, The Fondazione del Politecnico di Milano has conducted a research on two smaller centers a typical historic town and a typical Italian small municipality.
Her snobbism--merely an inversion of the social insecurities of a small town matron--compounds her real problem: a neurotically overwhelming fear of growing old.
If, as this study would have you believe, advertisers pander to the insecurities of a small percentage of women, then also they're likely alienating 70percentt of female consumers.
The Takeaway If, as this study would have you believe, advertisers pander to the insecurities of a small percentage of women, then also they're likely alienating 70percentt of female consumers.
This system ranges from level one that represents very low quality of evidence and great insecurity of results, to level four representing high quality of evidence and very small insecurity of results [ 22].
An amusing recent study, reported by the psychology blog Science Of Us, found that "international" is often a sign of insecurity: smaller airports use the word twice as often as bigger ones.
Miller was shaped by the Great Depression, which spelled financial ruin for his father, a small manufacturer, and demonstrated to the young Miller the insecurity of modern existence.
