Sentence examples for orientation insecurity from inspiring English sources
Whereas states in the global north are more outward looking in terms of the sources of security threats, for instance, those in the global south have a more inward orientation: insecurity for most of these states originate from within their borders instead of from without.
Rather than insecurity about orientation, what the play deftly captures is that hunger for wild, category-shattering experience that may – or may not and that's the risk – enable one to return to everyday normality with the grateful sense of now having made a real choice.
Yet one's sense is that, as much as anything, the westward orientation in Milan results from national insecurity.
However, minorities continue to experience a sense of insecurity, and the democratic state, with its orientation toward majority rules, can be an additional source of insecurity to them.
Furthermore, studies also show a three-way interaction effect of power distance orientation, procedural justice, and ethical leadership (a similar construct with moral leadership) on the perception of job insecurity (Loi et al. 2012).
