Sentence examples for too insecure to from inspiring English sources

I was too insecure to be a great competitor.

Those countries would have been deemed too insecure to be admitted.

The Quetta Shura members, Mr. Muzhda said, felt too insecure to gather in large numbers.

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

If I've done my job right, you'll feel too insecure to send it back".

"I would have been too insecure to show my writing to Harvard undergraduates".

I know many children of unemployed people and I want to spare my children this fate .Although Lars and his partner would like to have children in general, he feels too insecure economically to seriously consider having them at the moment.

But the idea that the voters of the United States might install someone in the vice president's office who is too unprepared or too intellectually insecure to appear on, say, "Meet the Press" or "Face the Nation" is mind-boggling.

But I can't speak out: as a young academic, I'm far too financially insecure to risk rocking the boat.

Just as consumers are hesitant to make any sort of big financial decision right now, some patients may feel too financially insecure to take time off work or spend what could be thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses for elective treatments.

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.