In Pakistan's North-West Frontier Province and Afghanistan's southern region, areas where the Taliban's presence is strong, insecurity has made it difficult to vaccinate every child under the age of 5.
A and B are island communities and thus may feel strong insecurity, particularly they might perceive threats to health and community sustainability if they lost their GP.
Second, it portrays a more human aspect of scientists, showing their strong tempers, personal insecurities, and other attributes rarely mentioned when discussing scientists' work.
But I also grappled with strong currents of insecurity and depression about myself.
"If we don't have a strong government, the insecurity and fear continues, and what does that offer people?
But he added: "The government has a strong sense of insecurity because they see Xu Zhiyong and Wang Gongquan, mild dissidents, as the growth of political opposition.
Islamist terrorism might end by 2030, but terrorism is unlikely to disappear completely because states may use such groups due to a "strong sense of insecurity," the report said.
Krasman demonstrated that people with a more neurotic personality tend to seek more feedback, probably to alleviate their strong sense of insecurity [ 7].
"At such a pivotal time in the UK's energy and climate change policy, as ministers must get to grips with the realities of climate change, rising costs and energy insecurity, the strong presence of vested interests is a real cause for concern".
In addition, the conflicts lead to distrust in other communities and a strong omnipresent perception of insecurity which entails several and partly interconnected subsequent effects.
