Sentence examples for moderately insecure from inspiring English sources

In 2010, the Afghanistan NGO Safety Office ANSOO) classified Badghis province as "moderately insecure", on the scale of "low insecurity", "deteriorating", "moderately insecure", "highly insecure", or "extremely insecure", with 356 total reported attacks by armed opposition groups in Badghis in 2010 [ 29].

Relative nutritional status, as indicated by within-sample MUAC normal score for age and sex, was significant conditional on household status as food-secure or mildly or moderately insecure.

"Yeah, I'm pretty insecure.

As illustrated in Table 5, between the start of the dry and rainy seasons, there was also an increase in those moderately food insecure.

Additionally, those living in moderately food insecure situations in Ontario had medical costs that were 95percentt higher than those in food-secure households (compared to 32percentt higher in marginally food insecure households and 75percentt higher in severely food insecure households), according to a study published by Tarasuk in the August Canadian Medical Association Journal.

An estimated 778,000 Namibians, a third of the population, are either severely or moderately food insecure.

Fifty eight of the respondents (9 %) were moderately food insecure and 144 of the respondents (22.4 %) had mental distress.

After almost three decades of low seasonal rainfall and a second year of failed rains, more than 778,000 people are either severely or moderately food insecure in northern Namibia.

A further 3.7 million were classed as moderately food-insecure.

For descriptive purposes of occurrence of food insecurity, the categorisation of food insecurity followed the HFIAS guide and was defined as food secure, mildly food insecure, moderately food insecure and severely food insecure, based on a number of assumptions that were made by the HFIAS authors, given there is no universally accepted approach to defining the cut-offs [ 24].

Unlike his son, however, Paul didn't leave school and enter a world where jobs needed to be fought for and where even an insecure, moderately paid position is cherished.