Sentence examples for more insecure about from inspiring English sources
The capital flight is a sign of how the Chinese have become more insecure about their future.
More insecure about its visibility with each passing hour, surgically removing my facial hair soon felt a matter of urgency.
Sarah also admitted she underwent the procedure because she has started to feel more insecure about her lips as she gets older.
A 2014 study found that "when people felt more insecure about their partner's feelings, they tended to make their relationships visible" on Facebook.
"Our goal is to have a preventative effect, to hinder people and make them more insecure about what they are doing".
Now you've got this class of white-collar workers who are much more insecure about their job prospects, and their labor market bargaining power is being undermined.
At a time when parents feel more insecure than ever about the dangers facing their children, the prospect of the Internet -- a space new to this generation, full of dark places and unknown threats -- has inspired genuine fear, born perhaps of ignorance more than anything else.
The more women encountered such resistance, however, the more insecure they felt about their future and the more they brought their latent fears regarding infertility to the forefront of their relationships in an effort to subtly persuade the couple towards a family life.
They were less likely to be stably married, had poorer marital satisfaction, reported more spouse coercion and physical injury, had more problematic relationships with their child, friends, and extended family, reported more stressful life events with interpersonal and conflict content, and were more insecure in their beliefs about other people.
Marriage is becoming optional, not a rite of passage, for South Koreans, with more men insecure about their jobs, and more women favoring work outside the home over rearing children.
If you have an area that you're insecure about, cover it up a bit, but put more focus on things you love.
