Sentence examples for of the insecurity from inspiring English sources

The calm sea, the sky without a cloud, now seem, as Conrad put it, "formidably insecure".The cause of the insecurity is that Mr Blair cannot be sure what the collision meant.

"But because of the insecurity, we have difficulties reaching the needy and the people".

Temporary migrant labourers are particularly vulnerable because of the insecurity of their residency status.

Company B has suffered, in part, because of the insecurity of company A's systems.

Kennedy might well have felt little of the insecurity that troubled Johnson's soul as he escalated the war.

We must all recognise that security cannot be achieved at the expense of the insecurity of others.

When Khalilzad asked Naqib about corruption, he said, "This is inevitable, because of the insecurity in the country".

Most actors dream of securing a stream of jobs, because of the insecurity of what they do.

Part of the insecurity right now stems from the troubles with Israel's ultimate guarantor, the United States.

Much to his disgust, his colleagues resigned after Pitt's death (January 1806) because of the insecurity of their parliamentary position.

She transmits her ding-dong thoughts in imperious glares, and reeks of the insecurities of entitlement.