Sentence examples for most insecure part from inspiring English sources

The legal complaints, for that reason, emerge from the most insecure part of society: a nationalist, sometimes violent fringe, whose political backers are the staunchly secular old guard.

Insecurity and displacement continues to cause hardship for many in the most insecure parts of the country and further eroded access to quality essential services country-wide.

For instance, it is possible that by chance the respondents who reported not using vouchers for their last delivery also lived in the most insecure parts of the slums and disproportionately began labour at night and could not leave home.

In the book, Salander's breasts are the part of her body she's most insecure about; she's not the type to casually walk outside topless.

That leaves those parts of the country that are most insecure almost certainly without observers.

This is the most insecure existence imaginable.

Insecure areas provide the most fertile ground for poppies, and southern Afghanistan is the most insecure.

Sounds like the frightened, insecure part of American society.

And the reality is the part of Afghanistan, eastern Afghanistan, where Osama bin Laden is, is one of the hardest places to control and the most insecure.

And the reality is the part of Afghanistan, eastern Afghanistan where Osama bin Laden is is one of the hardest places to control and the most insecure.

I am most insecure about my skin and body.