Sentence examples for a secure bet from inspiring English sources

The Home Office advert vans deployed on the streets of London telling those illegally in the UK to "go home or face arrest" would also be a secure bet.

Duval and Webb had seemed a good bet to secure the initial advantage, needing only to two-putt from 25 feet.

Yet in the end, the cloud may be your most secure bet.

If you can't, it's a safe bet that your lender will force you to secure private mortgage insurance (PMI) prior to signing off on the loan.

A safe bet, perhaps.

It's a good bet.

A good bet?

Their expirations are a long way off and that makes them prime candidates for long-term plays and secure bets for shorter-term trades.

The second was from a Series A stage venture-backed start-up with only 30 employees that wanted to transform the internet into a secure business environment a much riskier bet.

12.24pm: And here are the thoughts (via Terry Macalister) of WWF UK's Nick Molho: Given the increasing concerns around the economic viability of new nuclear and the repeated delays to the CCS [carbon capture and storage] demonstration programme, renewable energy and energy efficiency are our best bets to deliver a secure, cost-effective and low-carbon power sector by 2030.

That makes secured cards a relatively safe bet for lenders extending credit lines to people with lower credit scores.