Sentence examples for wide insecurity from inspiring English sources

A better estimate of the prevalence of HBV infection in rural areas throughout the country would have been obtained if we had surveyed all 16 prefectures; however, this was not possible because of the absence of practicable roads and wide insecurity.

Getting a robust official statistical measure of total UK food bank use and wider food insecurity ought to be a government priority, you would have thought.

Their antipathy towards the EU and immigration is part of a wider deep-seated insecurity that is hard for any politician to assuage.

But their growth is symptomatic of a wider issue – increasing job insecurity and falling living standards in David Cameron's Britain.

"It's like breaking a wasp's nest," says Jorge Chabat, a political scientist at CIDE who has long followed the drug issue.Drug violence is only one aspect of a wider problem of public insecurity.

The link between gender inequity and food insecurity reflects wider social and economic inequities, including women's lack of security over familial assets [ 33, 34].

Cross-border trading due to food insecurity ensures the wider spread of disease and contaminated food between Zimbabwe and Mozambique.

Her principal character is Jinny Jikkyl, a wide-eyed, high-strung actress wrestling with insecurity, lack of an agent and an incestuous past.

Last season they had prospered 4-0 and 5-0 here, playing on West Ham's insecurities and relishing the wide open spaces on offer.

Guardiola wanted wide players who would not succumb to insecurity if the ball was not coming their way.

The term 'food insecurity' is applied to a wide range of phenomena, from famine to periodic hunger to uncertain food supply (FAO 2003).