Sentence examples for all that secure from inspiring English sources

They're meant to provide an extra layer of security, but according to a new study by Google's security team, they aren't all that secure.

The thing is, EMV isn't all that secure and mobile payments are working on providing air tight security for customers.

He has since recorded two scoreless innings and secured a save, but his job can't be all that secure.

England have picked 21 different spinners since Salisbury, but only two have ever seemed to be all that secure in the job.

"You think they care about how using a keypad is going to affect us?" Then there is the question of whether motorized gates controlled by secret pass codes will be able to secure a fence that was not all that secure to begin with.

"I thought, 'I can do all this stuff.' " The Tommy Bartlett Water Ski and Jumping Boat Thrill Show, as it was known for its first 49 years, was started in 1952 by Mr. Bartlett, a radio and television host in Chicago billed as "the housewife's pin-up boy," who decided that a TV career wasn't all that secure and that water-skiing productions might be a good fallback.

Although it's debatable whether feature phones are actually all that more secure, given that most also have internet access and GPS functions.

Self pledges account for about 10% of all initial pledges and 9% of all pledges that secure funding.

Now with the drained transfer case out of the vehicle (it is possible to work on it with the transfer case still on the vehicle, depending on the space you have to work with), remove all bolts that secure both halves of the unit.

Java is inherently secure and all that is required to write secure code is consistent careful adherence to the Java security model.

Why improve life on earth if life on earth is temporary and all that matters is to secure a seat in the clouds?