Sentence examples for less secure about from inspiring English sources

Feeling less secure about their jobs, many Japanese are putting off purchases.

Rather, he pricked bubbles, unsettled assumptions, and made people feel a lot less secure about who they were.

Given the drumbeat of bad news, it is not surprising that publishing employees have never felt less secure about their jobs.

"Americans are feeling much less secure about their own job futures," said Carl Van Horn, director of the John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Development at Rutgers University.

Wages are falling, jobs are disappearing and surveys show that most families feel less secure about the future than they did before.

The leveling off capped a 9 percent decline in the fertility rate from 2007 to 2011, a drop that demographers say began after the recession took hold and Americans started feeling less secure about their economic circumstances.

Indeed, historical research in the last two decades has shown that both sides actually made themselves less secure by obsessing about this worst-case phantom, exacerbating and even causing crises that could have ended in disaster.

The musical standards of fugal excellence are preeminently internal -- a good fugue is a good example of its genre; it should be melodic, interesting, inventive etc. -- and the further we get from these internal standards the less secure evaluative judgments about it become.

But for Mr. Dunnam, the more he learned about his car's security features, the less secure he felt.

"A halfway house, we talked about, is a less secure facility, more access to the general public — more ability to move contraband back and forth," Mr. Lanigan said.

Even when writing about the renewed love she felt for her wounded husband, Lee thinks about how other, less secure marriages might be changed by such an event.