Sentence examples for rather insecurity from inspiring English sources

There are good reasons that explain why: it is expensive to maintain a permanent office and staff in these remote areas; communication between these villages and headquarters in Nairobi or Addis Ababa is tenuous at best; security, or rather insecurity, is a constant worry; and funding by the donors to the NGO implementers is short-term and haphazard.

In this mood, they are paving the way for a new global security -- or rather insecurity -- world.

It grows not out of a sense of superiority but rather of insecurity.

Part-time and agency workers get equal treatment to give them decency and dignity rather than insecurity.

If it was true, Mensch's decision to have what is known as a Chicago facelift at such a young age was probably motivated by grandiosity rather than insecurity.

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.

She asks, "Could it be that the choice of a challenging love object signals strength and resourcefulness rather than insecurity and psychological damage, as we so often hear?" If there is anything unsatisfying about this fierce and lively book, it is a slight evasiveness at its core.

Rather, the insecurities and uncertainties of their daily lives have rendered commitment a luxury they can't afford.

In one section, he points out that the first Toy Story film's real villain isn't the toy-exploding Sid, but Woody or rather, his insecurities.

He has been playing down that risk to date, feeding public insecurity rather than reducing it.

What we need to create is job insecurity rather than security to make people compete more".