Sentence examples for insecurity whether from inspiring English sources

These expectations depend on the sense of tenure insecurity (whether through ownership of disputes, eviction or expropriation by the government).

Job insecurity, whether real or perceived, is a real consideration for many working adults.

He loves to play head games with their racial paranoia and insecurities, whether he's publicly professing "slum love" for the Indian-American Louisiana governor, Bobby Jindal, or starting a blog on the R.N.C. site titled "What Up?," or announcing that he would use "fried chicken and potato salad" to recruit minority voters.

A person who plays on your insecurities, whether consciously or subconsciously, is not your soulmate.

The tactics are unchanging: throughout, the advertisers exploit the viewers' insecurities, whether a doctor's fear of letting down a patient, or an individual's fear of failing at life.

Don't let woes get you down - everybody has insecurities, whether it concerns their body or mind.

should have a certain level of insecurity about whether they really get it.

Insecurity about whether the phone is ever going to ring again?

Gone was the insecurity of whether they were indeed the best team America could have sent to the Olympics.

The rule also protects a defendant against being compelled "to live in a continuous state of anxiety and insecurity" about whether he will be retried and from the "embarrassment, expense and ordeal" of an actual reprosecution.

"Cause Celeb" is not content to plod along in this vein or to detail the seesawing romance between Rosie and Oliver Marchant, the host of a television show on the arts and a man who drives her into spasms of worry and insecurity about whether, for instance, she has remembered to shave her legs.