Sentence examples for politically insecure from inspiring English sources

*"Our union leadership is lazy and politically insecure.

A weakly led and politically insecure China, roiled by unfulfilled nationalist aspirations, might prove an unpredictable actor on the world stage.

The threat of an audit weighed more heavily on village heads who were politically insecure, holding only a narrow majority and facing re-election within two years.

Henry VIII's Act of Supremacy happened in 1535 but the brief succession of Catholic Mary I (Bloody Mary) kept the Protestant reformation politically insecure until Elizabeth declared herself supreme governor in 1559.

If Baucus feels that one vote to expand background checks for gun purchases on the internet and private sales will cost him the Senate, clearly this is the most politically insecure member of any legislative body.

The politically insecure areas were not included in the survey.

Veteran Olympic officials have said privately they were the most chaotic, politically troubled, financially insecure Games of modern times, but they ended without major calamity.

She's socially insecure but intellectually assured, politically alert and principled, and got a double first in English and anthropology.

And 48 million Americans live in "food insecure" households -- the politically correct way of saying they go hungry.

Thus, there exists a need to develop appropriate methods to capture these data in insecure, logistically challenging, and culturally and politically sensitive environments.

"But it's more than that: politically, both sides are pandering to voters who feel more insecure, and both sides feel that extolling America as an exporter is incredibly unsexy as an election strategy".