Sentence examples for much more insecure from inspiring English sources

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.

The same was true about agreeing to the movie project – and agreeing to have Robert Downey Jr play a much more insecure, lonely character than he is in person.

"Food security is much more insecure than we had thought".

"I feel much more insecure at the hospital as I don't know who I'm dealing with".

"The last thing we want to do is make people who've suffered so much feel more insecure," he said.

I was much more vain and insecure in my 20s, to the point where I'd have rearranged photo shoots to show my best side.

"There will be no need to see the type of regional arms race that would make an already volatile part of the world that much more unstable and insecure," said Rhodes.

"While few seemed to be watching," it begins, "the demography of American youth had shifted dramatically and a new generation of students, more insecure, much more often the children of immigrants, had arrived".

Coogan's character is happier, less insecure and much more forgiving of Brydon's cheery mania, which is dialled up to the stars.

Katie was somebody that was so well-defended, and her reveal was much more about how vulnerable and insecure she was.

I set out these details and much more in a paper "Nuclear's insecure future" I presented to the European Environmental Foundation Laureates Symposiumm in Freiburg, Germany, last month.