Sentence examples for time of insecurity from inspiring English sources

At a time of insecurity for the humanities, Nussbaum's work champions — and embodies — the reach of the humanistic endeavor.

To win them over, he suggested, Republicans should emphasize issues that resonated with them at a time of insecurity, including government spending, debt, government bailouts and terrorism.

The outcome suggests that in this time of insecurity, Israelis feel safer under Mr. Sharon's hard-line leadership and see no Palestinian partner with whom to negotiate.

It's not straightforward, at a time of insecurity, to change an organisation's form and the delivery of services, but at the same time there could be so much on offer if that's the route people choose to go".

It was during this time of insecurity, of fear even, when so much physical and psychological damage was done and when so much needed to change, that I picked up my first Mary Renault novel, Fire From Heaven.

Because we "grew up in a time of insecurity, with 9/11 and banks cheating people," she argues, we developed a "who knows what tomorrow will bring?" and "why not treat myself?" attitude.

And, especially during times of insecurity or crisis, scapegoating may have a powerful appeal.

The key components of a champion include a strong work ethic, vigor and the will to succeed during times of insecurity.

Murali's effervescent public persona disguises a shy and complex personality who is given to large and perilous mood swings, especially at times of insecurity.

Humans want freedom but they also fear it, and in times of insecurity they tend to retreat into closed, hostile groups.

In times of insecurity, when people feel uncertain about their future, when anxieties and fears are promoted and exploited by political populists, old-fashioned nationalists or religious fundamentalists, the success of the UN lies in our common commitment to our common values.