insecurity

For many, he functions as a psychological screen onto which unresolved fears and insecurities are projected.

One in five children within the state experience hunger while 13.6 percent of Texas seniors face food insecurity.

The murder rate and number of kidnappings have doubled in a decade, making insecurity the main concern of voters ahead of Sunday's election.

This level of youth unemployment - apart from spreading insecurity - makes it easier for struggling employers to cut wages because workers face a choice of accepting lower pay or diving into a highly competitive job market.

They were constrained, however, by a boss with an imperfect understanding of the nuances of his own business, and whose judgment was clouded by his insecurity.