Sentence examples for perceived insecurity from inspiring English sources

In rare candor for a Pakistani government document, his report said "ethnicity, sectarianism, perceived insecurity due to demographic changes, gang war between mafias and clash of interests among workers of political parties have been the real cause of violence in Karachi".

The phenomenon of perceived insecurity cannot be entirely eliminated, even in very crowded places.1.1

This finding shows the importance of women's perceived insecurity or low perceived security for their daily walking patterns.

Insecure paternal attachment was associated with greater insecurity in maternal attachment, suggesting that there is a complex pathway from migraine to anxiety symptoms mediated by perceived insecurity of paternal attachment and hence also by perceived insecurity of maternal attachment.

The answers allowed for a diversified description of the perceived insecurity of urban conditions, resulting from physical and behavioral issues.

Before discussing the survey, some interpretative issues regarding perceived insecurity and new fears must be addressed (Augè 2013).

Unfortunately, the two pillars of the dawning Asian century are still prisoners to their perceived insecurities and imagined magnificence.

This calls for a remorseless disposal of fears and perceived insecurities as well as the healing of old wounds once and for all.

Generally, a predator will find a target the victim and shower them with over-the-top compliments -- maybe even pointing out perceived insecurities as strengths.

Thus, the perceived insecurities of the transformation process in 1989 and 1990 may have prompted a large share of women to postpone their childbearing plans to the future.

The actual chance of being the victim of a crime may differ highly from how that person perceives insecurity where he or she lives.