Sentence examples for prone to insecurity from inspiring English sources

Yet as a performer and a person, she can be tempestuous, chaotic and prone to insecurity.

Schmidt calmly explained to his men during the break that André Breitenreiter's side were always prone to "insecurity" and that the volatile mood of the crowd could work in Leverkusen's favour as well.

But if these countries fail to make a smooth adjustment and suffer from slower growth and the consequent social unrest, their regimes will be prone to insecurity, nationalist sentiment and paranoia toward the West.

The area - in fact the region - has been prone to insecurity since Kenya's independence in 1963.

They believed that customary communal tenure system was prone to insecurity and that it did not provide an incentive to invest in land or implement improvements due to inadequate tenure security (Brock 1969, Lastarria-Cornhiel 2003).

He was often prone to insecurities however, as well as violent mood swings, and was extremely vain: he loved to receive decorations, tributes and praise.

This is a region prone to food insecurity, but the lesson of Ethiopia a quarter of a century ago was that it is not natural disasters, such as drought, that cause famine but human aggravation of them by conflict.

Households experiencing crop raiding were more prone to food insecurity, and higher rates of self-reported human and livestock diseases, while children from villages bordering the park tended to have poorer scholastic achievement.

Boko Haram has plagued Nigeria's northeast, an underdeveloped region that was already prone to food insecurity, in recent years sowing instability that has internally displaced 1.8 million Nigerians and put 4.7 million more in need of emergency food aid, according to the World Food Programme.

The conflict is exacerbating the already precarious situation for children in one of the region's poorest countries, with much of the country prone to food insecurity and with severe acute malnutrition widespread among young children.

If your spouse is easygoing, friendly and very happy to welcome all people into his or her life, accepting an ex may be much easier than if your spouse is prone to jealousy, insecurity and has a loathing for his or her own exes.