Sentence examples for Financially secure enough from inspiring English sources

Cody Boorman, 22, who handles operations out of his eastern Washington home, said he and his wife finally felt financially secure enough to start a family.

And a single woman who believes she is emotionally and financially secure enough to raise a child alone ought to have options.

If it's aimed at those both academically-inclined and financially secure enough to go to university, it will have to go a long way to convince more than just the chief executive's daughter that it's worthwhile.

O.K., O.K, I made that up, because frankly I am a little embarrassed about what really happened: that I, a successful middle-aged woman, financially secure enough to afford the occasional upgrade to business class, at least on a short domestic flight, succumbed to my old weakness, being unable to bypass a discarded treasure in the street.

They're not big enough or financially secure enough to have their own space.

The patient, who was not financially secure enough to have it removed by a dermatologist, ended up saving thousands of dollars to have the procedure safely performed by Dr. Lassey.

A day earlier, President Obama secured enough support in Congress to prevent a vote on the nuclear agreement.

Results: The 1984 Democratic nomination contest was much closer than is generally remembered today, with the outcome still uncertain beyond the final primary in North Dakota, although Walter Mondale secured enough superdelegate support to ensure his nomination before the convention in San Francisco.

JOHANNESBURG — A high-profile and bitterly fought race for the top post in the African Union ended inconclusively on Monday, with neither the incumbent, Jean Ping of Gabon, nor his main challenger, South Africa's home minister, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, securing enough votes to win.

Clinton secured enough delegates to win the party's nomination last week, rendering the District of Columbia's presidential primary on Tuesday irrelevant to the outcome of the race.

Obama secured enough delegates to win the Democratic presidential nominee -- someone had the president's mother Stanley Ann Dunham, who died in 1995 of cancer, baptized.