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insecure

[in-si-kyoor] / ˌɪn sɪˈkyʊər /




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"It's really concerning the number of them who talk about having to leave the profession entirely because they cannot afford to live their lives in that insecure way."

From BBC

Videos circulating online of American workers venting about their career crises indicate that millennials are not feeling financially insecure because they failed, but because the economic math changed underneath them.

From MarketWatch

Videos circulating online of American workers venting about their career crises indicate that millennials are not feeling financially insecure because they failed, but because the economic math changed underneath them.

From MarketWatch

Those deemed to be in "unsafe or insecure areas" will remain closed until the security situation has been assessed, the statement said.

From BBC

"People do feel insecure, their identity has been challenged and we shouldn't ignore that, but churches, I think, have the opportunity to listen to that," said the incoming archbishop.

From BBC