Sentences with phrase «creates more insecurity»

The divorced parents» relationship deteriorates and creates more insecurity, forming a negative cycle that just makes the jealousy worse.

The pamphlet, edited by Labour MP for Dagenham Jon Cruddas and academic Jonathan Rutherford, argues that Cameron's approach is full of contradictory ideas, lacks a coherent economic analysis, and will «inevitably create more insecurity and inequality».

Not exact matches

Andres owns more restaurants than you can count on two hands, has published cookbooks, worked with numerous charities both in this country and abroad, and even started his own, World Central Kitchen, which helps create sustainable solutions to food insecurity and malnutrition.

This relationship creates anxiety, insecurity, and lack of real intimacy and will result in the child challenging every boundary more vehemently.

But by letting go of your fears and insecurities and seeing things from another perspective, it can also make you more flexible and can help create deeper connections.

«A series of acts of hacking could potentially be a contempt, if it can be shown that the hacking has interfered with the work of the House by creating a climate of insecurity for one or more MPs,» the committee's report found.

The Conservatives The Conservatives have a bizarre idea that to create more jobs you need to increase insecurity.

The absence of a government in Somalia for more than 20 years, no focused way to address widespread food insecurity, and the worst dry seasons in 60 years have, she said, created a «perfect storm» making response measures even more difficult.

But if it creates any anxiety or insecurity, then it may be the kind of date that you save for when youre more committed to one another.»

«Vendor clearances and the new government device tax has created more layoffs and insecurity in the industry,» said one respondent.

There are many reasons behind what causes distance between spouses / partners: anger, pent up resentments, a break down in communication, a lack of trust, emotional insecurities (insecurities with yourself or about your partner), a natural need for more personal space — it may be as simple as needing to create a little more distance because you feel emotionally more comfortable from a more distant place of relating.