Sentence examples for too insecure for from inspiring English sources

So far, Timbuktu was too insecure for her to go back.

Mr. Abdullah demanded the closing of polling sites in areas too insecure for government forces or election observers to reach.

The physical authority of Mr. Karzai's government is still virtually limited to Kabul, with large areas of Afghanistan too insecure for relief workers.

Often it is too insecure for them to leave, so we try to take people back home in an ambulance or they stay overnight at the hospital.

President Clinton said today that he considered cyberspace too insecure for him to correspond privately by e-mail with his daughter, Chelsea, who is away at college.

However, finding a team to do this is tricky in Syria, where the main reason airdrops are on the table is because it's too insecure for agencies to have a ground presence.

One friend told me she was too insecure to ask for anything when she first started having sex, so she would always just follow the guy's lead.

E-mail is far too insecure to be used for voting.

However, the areas where Sunni Arabs predominate, especially the region around Fallujah, west of Baghdad, may still be too insecure by late January for balloting to be held there.

Building on Meacham's (1990) writing, people who have an attitude of wisdom are cooperative because they are neither too arrogant nor too insecure to ask others for help and because they treat what they know with humility and what others know with respect.

That's what you do when you're too cool for a laugh track but too insecure to let the jokes speak for themselves.