The state attorney general, Paul Morrison, left, said he was concerned that patient records his predecessor gathered in a failed effort to prosecute an abortion doctor might have been copied, making them insecure.
Furthermore, some GPs were worried about difficulty interpreting and explaining diagnostic test results, [ 22] particularly intermediate results [ 17] which could increase uncertainty in patients: "the patient may think that their blood was not entirely OK, so that may make them insecure and worried" (GP [ 17]).
Employees need to feel safe and supported in their work environment, but when you send mixed messages, it confuses them and makes them feel insecure about sharing their ideas with the group.
In their voice-overs on stage, where the queens had to embody their evil personae, Cracker and Kameron were the most superficial, as if they couldn't survive actually delving into what makes them so insecure in the first place.
Girls don't always like guys who are "perfect" it makes them feel insecure.
In times like these, deficit spending to pump up the economy doesn't make consumers feel more confident; it makes them feel more insecure because they see a political system out of control.
Higher deficits will make them more insecure and more risk-averse, not less.
More than one in five sharing a house said it made them feel insecure.
"Our goal is to have a preventative effect, to hinder people and make them more insecure about what they are doing".
'On the one hand, the Israeli soldiers make them feel insecure; on the other, they embrace death because in this society the martyr is celebrated.' Worst affected are those who have seen relatives or friends killed in front of them, but children are also traumatised by shooting, night raids, demolitions and other people's stress.
