Sentence examples for Quite secure from inspiring English sources

Of course, Moyer's experience could have taught him that the game was not quite secure.

They are acting as if they are not quite secure in their possession of the truth.

Changing guitars, he didn't quite secure the strap, and his instrument crashed to the ground.

Having previously studied internet technology at university, taught ICT for almost four years and being a bit of a geek, I felt quite secure in my subject knowledge for computing but was not feeling confident with my programming skills.

Neither of the other two British finalists could quite secure a medal, with the women's eight finishing fifth behind a dominant United States crew, who retained their Olympic title and are unbeaten for six years.

Although the two sides didn't quite secure a new deal by that deadline, commissioner Vera Jourová said yesterday a deal was close.

Earnie Stewart and Tim Howard spent a number of years in Europe but never quite secured a place among the true global élite.

But it is Mitt Romney — a Massachusetts moderate who, no matter how much he denies it, laid out the lineaments of Obama's health care plan — who will quite possibly secure the Republican nomination.

Despite Microsoft's poor reputation for security in such hostile environments, it is quite possible to secure Windows 2000.

The double bamboo structure might look simple, but it's actually quite hard to secure together because there are 16 pieces of bamboo to bring back together.

In fact, it says everything about Mansfield's magical form, including a Conference record run of 12 straight wins, that Harriers' own winning streak will, in the end, probably prove to be not quite enough to secure automatic promotion.