Sentence examples for more insecure because from inspiring English sources

According to Professor Philip Norton of Hull University, MPs now feel more insecure because of the increased volatility of voters.

"If you ask any Argentinean living in the city, we will tell you that we feel more and more insecure because everyone has been robbed before".

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.

Though some businesspeople say tourism will withstand the downturn because it has been sheltered by restrictions on foreign investment, others believe it is all the more insecure because Croatia's central bank, traumatized by the hyperinflation of the war years, has rigidly pegged the local currency, the kuna, to the euro, even as other currencies in the region have plummeted.

"The irony is that the more popular something is, the more insecure it becomes, because popularity paints a large target on its back".

I'm more insecure than ever because every day I look at my "followers" numbers and fear that the number will drop again and that's more stressful than I can tell you.

"Windows gets hacked all the time not because it is more insecure than Apple, but because 95percentt of computer users are on Windows," he said.

Somewhere in my psyche I knew this and permitted it to happen because I felt more insecure out of the relationship than I did in it.

Consistent with the dissatisfaction about his personal life, Lars repeatedly complains about the current economic condition in Germany as a whole, particularly because jobs become "more and more insecure, in most cases you have only temporary contracts".

Sarah also admitted she underwent the procedure because she has started to feel more insecure about her lips as she gets older.

"We can't have only one type of body being glorified in the media because it just makes girls even more insecure than we already are".