With each passing comment, I'm getting more and more insecure.
|
|
Tom: I wouldn't say you're more insecure before being engaged.
|
|
"It makes you feel a little more insecure," he said.
|
|
The older I get the more insecure I get, which is odd.
|
|
Then, like now, walls only made you poorer, dumber and more insecure.
|
|
When you're around people who are insecure, it makes you more insecure.
|
|
The military is still in power but is more insecure than ever.
|
|
Here's this week's briefing: The government shutdown is already making us more insecure.
|
|
"I was even more insecure after this and kind of devastated," he said.
|
|
I'm a lot more insecure than people would assume, but with little stupid things.
|
|
The more insecure you are, the more difficulty I probably will have with you.
|
|
"It just made her feel more insecure about things she already feels insecure," she said.
|
|
For one, narcissists might be more stressed than non-narcissists because they're actually more insecure.
|
|
The crackdown in China pushed trading to more insecure peer-to-peer marketplaces and messaging apps.
|
|
On every step of the ladder, work would become more insecure as it became more flexible.
|
|
"He's a lovely boy, but some players are a little more insecure than others," Pulis said.
|
|
Today's girls are unhappier, more insecure about their appearance, and worried about their future than ever before.
|
|
As a result, Russia is more insecure and paranoid than at any point since the Soviet collapse.
|
|
The capital flight is a sign of how the Chinese have become more insecure about their future.
|
|
The more insecure someone is, the more you can bet they will behave jealously, possessively, or manipulatively.
|
|
The president's policies supposedly aim at making us safer, but in reality they make us more insecure.
|
|
And I've told you I'm insecure about it and you know that would make me feel more insecure.
|
|
There's also evidence to suggest that social media can make you less productive, more insecure and, ironically, less social.
|
|
In short, Putin may be at the height of power today, but this power is more insecure than ever.
|
|
We need to make that prosperity more inclusive, but becoming the Ugly America will make us only more insecure.
|
|
As Mr. Trump likes to remind us, Europe is no longer stable and life feels just that little bit more insecure.
|
|
Isn't there something to be said for making yourself vulnerable enough to allow others who are more insecure to feel superior?
|
|
When the Mirai and Satori botnets infected a device, each of those new controlled bots would scan for more insecure devices themselves.
|
|
Many seemed to agree in feeling that the product is unnecessary, and can cause women to feel more insecure about their bodies.
|
|
In real life, Theo is growing more and more insecure: Danny won't have sex with her, despite their plan to have another child.
|
|
On Twitter, many have expressed frustration with the product, and argued that it can only make women feel more insecure about their bodies.
|
|
Tecson said as fishermen's incomes and food supplies became more insecure, more would resort to whatever means necessary to provide for their families.
|
|
The biggest targets for this kind of drone are not traditional WiFi networks or computers, but more insecure and easier to exploit "smart" devices.
|
|
The results showed that those who had been manipulated to feel more insecure had a lower pain tolerance at the end of the experiment.
|
|
Instagrammers who post selfies may be judged as more insecure, less successful, less likeable, and less open to new experiences, a new study suggests.
|
|
The comments and looks obviously make me feel even more insecure about my body, and I've developed a sort of complex about the whole thing.
|
|
The United Nations has urged the United States and Russia to preserve the treaty, saying its loss would make the world more insecure and unstable.
|
|
To lose the INF would make the world a more insecure and unstable place, he told the Conference on Disarmament at the United Nations in Geneva.
|
|
"In season 1 our characters were a little more insecure, a little more wishy washy, and in season 2 we're more confident," says Jackie Tohn (aka Melrose).
|
|
We made it really fun and went all out with makeup and added loads of glitter because some people were more insecure about marks on their boobs.
|
|
This is just my opinion....I mean what makes you feel more insecure getting no likes or people constantly giving opinions about you ,your life and topics?
|
|
I felt self-conscious before we even undressed, only growing more insecure as the night wore on; the more tips they received, the more I felt unwanted.
|
|
For a while I stood there, watching these tubes breathe in and out, and I felt even more insecure and vulnerable than I had in the original.
|
|
I was getting a little older and I was a little more insecure about my position, so it was sort of reminding me that we'll always be together.
|
|
She has never been physically assaulted but describes feeling more insecure than ever since the Paris and San Bernardino, California, attacks in which female terrorists were prominently involved.
|
|
If we weren't going to join the party, then we were supposed to accept a minor role as hand-holders for the more insecure students and nothing more.
|
|
I've been probably more insecure after last year, and I don't know if that's just a feeling of: I've got more to lose, I have more people to disappoint.
|
|
The United Nations has urged the United States and Russia to preserve the INF Treaty, saying that losing it would make the world a more insecure and unstable place.
|
|
An aggressively anti-China tack has the obvious risk of a trade tit-for-tat that would leave the world's two largest economies both worse off and also more insecure.
|
|
Providing updates to older systems could make computers more insecure by removing an incentive for users to modernize, Mikko Hypponen, the chief research officer of F-Secure, a security firm.
|
|
"This shows they're much more insecure about their own domestic issues than sometimes we think," said Julian G. Ku, a Hofstra University professor who studies China's relationship with international law.
|
|
The risk is that this kind of confused, potentially threatening message makes the North feel even more insecure — causing them to lash out even more with provocations like new missile tests.
|
|
Mira Jaskari, 36, who briefly found a job during the trial but lost it due to poor health, said losing the basic income had left her feeling more insecure about money.
|
|
LONDON, May 11 (Reuters) - The billionaire stockbroker bankrolling the campaign to pull Britain out of the European Union agrees with opponents of Brexit that it will make the country more insecure.
|
|
Mira Jaskari, 36, who briefly found a job during the trial but lost it because of poor health, said losing the basic income had left her feeling more insecure about money.
|
|
"For adolescent males specifically, they're very insecure about their identity, even more insecure about their sexuality and a… hyper masculine activity is to dominate and control someone who is subservient," said Pollard.
|
|
Polling indicates American Latinos feel more insecure than they did before 2016, in part because of the sort of hardline anti-immigration rhetoric that he didn't shy away from using Monday night.
|
|
What's Yours Is Mine author Tom Slee advocates for greater regulation of the sharing economy, arguing that stripping out management and bureaucracy actually makes things more insecure and dangerous for women and minorities.
|
|
Threats, like Trump's vow back in August to respond to North Korean threats against the US with "fire and fury like the world has never seen," only cause it to feel more insecure.
|
|
"I try and keep it out of my mind but definitely it makes me more insecure than I was in the past but over time that goes away, which is chill," McMorris said.
|
|
Though the Saudi royal family has always been aware of how precarious its grip on power really is, the sheer number of destabilizing forces that threaten the regime today is making them more insecure than ever.
|
|
"Real wages have barely increased for many people, life has become much more insecure, and traditional jobs are disappearing, mainly due to automation but to a smaller extent by being exported to low-wage economies," McKee added.
|
|
But their sense that they've been screwed over is not unjustified, as those jobs have gotten more insecure, real wages for less-educated men have fallen by 30 percent since 1979, and benefits have been systematically taken back.
|
|
In West Africa, "a history of governments and investors seizing land for large projects has made people more insecure," said Malcolm Childress, executive director of the Global Land Alliance, a Washington-based think tank that compiles the index.
|
|
For British academic James Hawes, the east - the part of Germany that lay beyond the borders of the Roman Empire 2,000 years ago - has always been different, its inhabitants more insecure because more exposed to invasion from the east.
|
|
Sixty-two per cent felt the world had become more insecure in the last two years and 69 per cent said they would support the creation of a new "supranational organisation to make enforceable global decisions" about major threats.
|
|
Travi$ Scott's verse is accompanied with all sorts of trippy arty changes to the beat, which in this context feel less creative and more insecure that he knows he's worthless as a rapper and more valuable as the custodian of an aesthetic.
|
|
A new study by Washington State University and the University of Southern Mississippi, published in the Journal of Research in Personality, suggests that posting selfies on Instagram makes people seem more insecure, less successful, less likeable, and less open to new experiences.
|
|
At the end of the day, we were more insecure and now, within months of us pulling out of the deal, the Iranian people are starting to see their economy weaken, which is actually helping them destabilize their government and they actually see a light at the end of the tunnel, they&aposre extremely thankful.
|
|
Yet it seems likelier Mr Bolton's scepticism about diplomacy, apparent good standing with the president and willingness to speak truth to power could mitigate a more pressing risk: that the president will expend a rare moment of American leverage with Mr Kim on a hasty, ill-considered deal that could leave East Asia even more insecure than it is now.
|
|
Rising from the English upper crust—that school he shared with Peter and Gordon was Westminster, a famous London one—he absorbed many of its attitudes, although, the English crust having as many layers as a mille-feuille, one has the sense that he comes from somewhere in the more insecure upper middle, rather than from the very creamy top.
|
|
Retrieved February 20, 2009 For girls, early maturation can sometimes lead to increased self-consciousness, a typical aspect in maturing females. Because of their bodies' developing in advance, pubescent girls can become more insecure and dependent. Consequently, girls that reach sexual maturation early are more likely than their peers to develop eating disorders (such as anorexia nervosa).
|
|
But he escapes after receiving a phone call from Totsuka's murderer, which he was angered into searching for. According to Kuroh, he has 'ties thicker than blood' with the members of his clan. He is much more insecure about his power than he may seem. He has known Totsuka since his high school days, and Izumo for even longer.
|
|
The means of protecting the villages would be "strategic hamlets", lightly fortified villages in low risk areas. In more insecure areas, especially along the Cambodian border, villages would be more heavily defended or the rural dwellers relocated. The British plan and the preference shown it by President Diệm caused consternation at MAAG and with its chief, General McGarr. Much of the British plan was contrary to American counterinsurgency plans.
|
|
With the baby's arrival, Rathnavel unfortunately becomes more insecure and tells Bhanu that the child reminds him about his weakness. Unfortunately, all hell breaks loose when Bhanu realizes that her husband was an alcoholic who knew about his impotency and had betrayed her. Rathnavel, in his anger, beats up Bhanu until she is almost unconscious. A few days later, she files for a divorce and stays with her parents for some days.
|
|
Dumplin' is a 2015 young adult novel and the second book by the American author Julie Murphy. It was first published in hardback in the United States on September 15, 2015 through Balzer + Bray. An audiobook adaptation, narrated by Eileen Stevens, was released through Harper Audio. The book focuses on Willowdean, a plus-size teenager who finds love, but also realizes that she is more insecure about herself than she initially thought.
|
|
They focus on environmental, education and developmental rights. For example, Amazon Watch collaborates with various indigenous organizations in Brazil to fight for both territorial and environmental rights. "Access to natural resources by indigenous and peasant communities in Brazil has been considerably less and much more insecure," so activists focus on more traditional conservation efforts, and expanding territorial rights for indigenous people. Territorial rights for the indigenous populations of Brazil largely fall under socio-economic issues.
|
|
On the other hand, Jon Pareles of The New York Times wrote that Jay-Z shows up "as calmly boastful as ever" in the song but he only makes Beyoncé's "sound more insecure". Kelefa Sanneh of the same publication noted that "the refrain doesn't give Beyoncé a chance really to show off" and further described the song as a "fair-to-middling single from a singer who is the opposite of desperate".
|
|
Noah suggests Elle apply to Harvard, which clashes with her plans to study at University of California, Berkeley with Lee (where their moms met and became friends). Elle does it without telling Lee. Elle visits Noah in Boston, meeting his new friends and Chloe, making her more insecure. She finds an earring below Noah's bed making her angry and confronting Noah, who assures her nothing has happened between him and Chloe and asking her to trust him.
|
|
Things become worse when Izzie has a failed double date with Dylan, and she starts to become insecure about her own appearance, something that concerns Rosie. When Adam is first shown on television, he is an instant hit, and he starts to become famous from it. This leads to Rosie becoming even more insecure, and worrying that Adam will take advantage of his fame and start looking at younger women. Her situation worsens further when her show is unexpectedly cancelled.
|
|
Then Dre confesses that he was the one who ran over Richie. Cassandra, still in shock begins acting more and more insecure, blaming Jesse for everything, and treating Frankie better than her. She begins acting spoiled, and says Angie that she cannot be a part of the "little family" that she always wanted yet. She later books a flight to Paris to be with her father, Jacob, whom she claims is having a major surgery, and wants her to be there.
|
|
David and Aaron's partnership was nominated for Best Soap Couple at the 2018 Digital Spy Reader Awards; they came in seventh place with 5.3% of the total votes. Daniel Kilkelly (Digital Spy) viewed the Road Trip webisodes and observed David as "less confident and a whole lot more insecure" than Leo. He added that the character appeared to have a bigger conscience than his twin. Annabel Ross of The Canberra Times said that Neighbours used "some refreshingly real terminology" when David and Paige discussed his sexuality.
|
|
Mental disorders have been linked to the overarching social, economic and cultural system. Some non- Western views take this community approach. Problems in communities or cultures, including poverty, unemployment or underemployment, lack of social cohesion, and migration, have been associated with the development of mental disorders. Stresses and strains related to socioeconomic position (socioeconomic status (SES) or social class) have been linked to the occurrence of major mental disorders, with a lower or more insecure educational, occupational, economic or social position generally linked to more mental disorders.
|
|
When crises strike, women and girls are harder hit by economic impacts than men. Around the world, women generally earn less and save less, are the majority of single-parent households and disproportionately hold more insecure jobs in the informal economy or service sector with less access to social protections. This leaves them less able to absorb the economic shocks than men. For many families, school closures and social distancing measures have increased the unpaid care and domestic load of women at home, making them less able to take on or balance paid work.
|
|
In the first few years the hospital faced many difficulties, not the least of them financial. There were times when salaries could not be paid, but nurses being what they are, continued their work. In 1899 the Siamese economy faced a crisis of confidence resulting in an economic slump, making the hospital's precarious financial situation more insecure. But in the year between its opening and the financial crisis the Bangkok Nursing Home had proved its value to the expatriate community, it was clear that it had become a resource that was too valuable to lose.
|
|
Peck and Milestone clashed during filming over Peck's performance; the director wanted Peck to play his character as more insecure while Peck wanted a more conventional approach. Before the film's premier in May 1959, United Artists cut the film by nearly 20 minutes. Director Lewis Milestone claimed changes were made because Veronique Peck, the wife of star Gregory Peck, felt her husband made his first entrance too late into the picture. While that claim stands as unconfirmed, the film does show signs of post-production editing, with segments of several excised scenes showing up under the main title credits.
|
|
According to some candidates the security situation was worse than with the 2009 elections, despite the arrival of the reinforcement of 30,000 American troops. Nader Nadery, Commissioner at the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) and director of FEFA, said that there was more intimidation, more attacks on female candidates and other candidates. "Areas in the south are becoming more and more insecure and areas in the north are becoming more and more intimidating for the weaker candidates." According to Mirwais Yasini, former deputy speaker of the Lower House and a candidate in Nangahar Province, in several districts it was impossible to campaign.
|
|
Nicole and her actually felt more insecure and paranoid over the extra security measures put in place by Te Rongopai. In 2018 cliffhanger, she was also involved in the plane crashed, which eventually killed Mo, after Mo died, she had been in an on-and-off relationship with Chris Warner while she found out she is pregnant with a child of Mo. This storyline was actually written in lieu of Laurel's real-life pregnancy. After Koru, a baby boy was born in June, 2019, she decided to leave with him to live with Mo's extended family.. Kate returned with her baby to support her son Blue on 11 October, 2019.
|
|
Isolation from networks makes automatic updating impossible, because the sheep dip computer is not able to make contact with the servers from which software updates and antivirus signatures are distributed. It is therefore normal for updates to be applied manually, after they have been downloaded by a separate network-connected computer and copied to a USB flash drive. When a computer's security and antivirus updates are dependent on manual intervention by human beings, the system's security becomes vulnerable to human error. If pressure of work prevents updates from being applied as soon as they become available, a sheep dip computer will gradually become more and more insecure.
|
|
They also sold out 35 theatre dates in just 30 minutes for their first headline tour. In Malaysia, The Journey was number one for 20 weeks and every one of their singles was number one as well. However, after a gruelling schedule the band began to fall apart, with Constable descending into alcoholism (on one occasion appearing on SMTV Live drunk), Dawbarn beginning to suffer agoraphobia and Brennan, being the pin-up and lead singer of the band, began to feel more and more insecure about his image and looks. At the end of 1999, 911 released a greatest hits album, The Greatest Hits and a Little Bit More, which included (at the time) their final single "Wonderland".
|
|
It was only some years later, when the Stasi files were opened up, that his role as a Stasi collaborator would become apparent. In fact the demonstrations and the subsequent arrests were being discussed at the highest level. A Politburo meeting took place on Tuesday 2 February 1988. The government felt more insecure than many western commentators assumed at the time, faced with a growing surge of street protests at home and growing uncertainty over whether, in the era of Glasnost, the authorities could still rely on fraternal military support from the Soviet Union of the kind employed the last time total breakdown had threatened, back in 1953 (or more recently, in Czechoslovakia, in 1968).
|
|
David M. Kennedy wrote that "the achievements of the New Deal years surely played a role in determining the degree and the duration of the postwar prosperity".David M. Kennedy, Freedom From Fear, The American People in Depression and War 1929–1945 (Oxford University Press, 1999) p. 363 Paul Krugman stated that the institutions built by the New Deal remain the bedrock of the United States economic stability. Against the background of the 2007–2012 global financial crisis, he explained that the financial crises would have been much worse if the New Deals Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation had not insured most bank deposits and older Americans would have felt much more insecure without Social Security.
|
|
Muslim women who dressed more modestly were more secure about their body image, and less likely to be pressured by Western media beauty standards. Whereas Muslim women who did not wear hijabs and wore Western clothing were more insecure about their body. Non-Western cultures in the Middle East and Asia, which were incompatible with Islamic values, such as not properly wearing a hijab as is Islamically prescribed, also resulted in similar insecurity as wearing Western clothing. On the question of the hijab being a "symbol of female oppression", findings from Montreal finds that much of this is baseless and often the result of hypersexualized Western culture trying to deny Muslim women, who do not wish to be sexualized and objectified, their voices.
|
|
However, Rida's mother says yes, as she is worried that Shamila will make Rida's life hard and believes it's best if Rida gets married as soon as possible, she, however, does not express these concerns to her sons worried it will cause issues between Faham and Shamila. Zeeshan becomes possessive around Rida, and on the second day of the wedding, Shamila asks Rida at the breakfast table whether she loves Zeeshan or her brothers more. Zeeshan expects her to take his name, but he is offended when Rida takes nobody's name. Zeeshan gets typhoid fever and learns that he can never become a father, which causes him to become more insecure because Rida's brothers are richer than him, something Shamila constantly mentions.
|
|
The site's culture has been criticized for being needlessly harsh, abrasive, and unfriendly, something which has been recognized by several Stack Overflow employees. A study from the University of Maryland found that Android developers that used only Stack Overflow as their programming resource tended to write more insecure code than those who used only the official Android developer documentation from Google.Y. Acar, M. Backes, S. Fahl, D. Kim, M. L. Mazurek and C. Stransky, "You Get Where You're Looking for: The Impact of Information Sources on Code Security," 2016 IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy (SP), San Jose, CA, 2016, pp. 289–305. doi: 10.1109/SP.2016.25 Stack Overflow won the 2020 Webby People’s Voice Award for Community in the category Web.. This followed the success of Tumblr and Petfinder in previous years.
|
|
Labov theorized that those employees who had the most extreme shift in style from their own speech variety (a casual style) to the standard form (a more emphatic style) were more insecure in a linguistic sense. The term has since been used to describe any situation in which a speaker is led to hypercorrect, or shift one's patterns of speech, due to a negative attitude or lack of confidence regarding one's normal speech. This lack of confidence need not be consciously acknowledged by a speaker in order for him/her to be affected by linguistic insecurity, and the changes in pronunciation and stylistic shifts indicative of linguistic insecurity can emerge absent of speaker intent. Linguistic insecurity may also be a characteristic of an entire speech community, especially in how it relates to other speech communities of the same language that employ a more standardized form.
|
|
The social-cognitive perspective also proposes the transactional model of jealousy, which can be used to explain why there may be differences in the degree to which individuals experience sexual jealousy within genders, as well as between genders. This model examines how three variables – (1) arousability, (2) commitment and, (3) insecurity – moderate jealousy. # Individual differences in sexual jealousy are determined by the difference in levels of physiological arousal: individuals who are easily aroused have more intense jealous reactions than those with lower physiological arousal # Commitment refers to the degree of dedication a person has in the relationship: the more committed a person is to a relationship, the greater the threat of loss, which leads to greater feelings of jealousy # Insecurity refers to the perceived level of commitment of the partner: if we perceive our partner to be un-involved or disinterested in the relationship, we feel more insecure. The degree to which these factors are experienced together determine the intensity of sexual jealousy felt by an individual.
|
|