Sentence examples for a more sure from inspiring English sources

East and Smith said the company was now on a more sure footing.

My friends are slowly getting married, one by one, and having kids, finding a more sure footing in this difficult world.

I wanted something with a more sure footing but that was still technically challenging," he recalls.

Let him do so until you're on a more sure footing.

If Eric Chavez cannot return soon from the disabled list, the Yankees might consider adding a more sure-handed veteran.

Georgia is a conservative state, so Mr Perdue ought to win easily, but the polls are dead level.Ms Nunn (pictured) is a more sure-footed campaigner.

The Canadian bank and Bloomberg have been working on deals for new towers elsewhere, but jumped at the chance to explore a more sure-fire option -- existing space.

Opponents warned that Mr Najib's government would crack down on political dissent to save its skin.Against the odds, though, Mr Najib, a British-educated economist, has emerged as a more sure-footed, and less scandal-prone, leader than many expected.

Silver Pony is a more sure-footed affair, an autobiographical album with Wilson's businesslike band augmented on a couple of tracks by the sax of Ravi Coltrane, and the vocals and piano of John Legend.

They do not attempt to play an entire game above the rim but opt instead for a more sure-footed style, a more fundamental one heavy on preparation and technique.

Ms. Robison and her sister Martie Maguire may still be best recognized for flanking Natalie Maines in the Dixie Chicks, but they've grown into their roles in Court Yard Hounds; "Amelita" is a more sure-footed album than the duo's self-titled 2010 debut.