Sentence examples for social insecurity from inspiring English sources

"You might call it social insecurity.

Few things betray social insecurity as pointedly as name-dropping.

Why? Barbour, Kinsley wrote, "plays on this social insecurity among journalists".

Yes, anti-immigration backlash cannot be reduced simply to economic and social insecurity.

So now we know the political consequences of economic and social insecurity: anti-immigration populism.

One detects a similar feeling of social insecurity in the two men.

"If he got his hands on America's retirement system, it would quickly become a system of social insecurity".

The lack of food security for such people, and the social insecurity it entails, costs Britain dearly.

It's that essentially human quality of Nixon's that everyone connects with in some way: that fear, that social insecurity, that inability to feel loved or popular".

The dialogue has already begun, and Labour must be a part of it in order to confront the causes of social insecurity.

Buried in their publicly declared loyalty to "proper church teaching" was an ungodly discrimination grounded in petty localisms, economic class and social insecurity.