Sentence examples for as being secure from inspiring English sources

Although ColdFusion is secure and one may trust their code as being secure, a programmer truly worried about security will cultivate a low level of paranoia.

But having — or, from the American perspective, providing — a "political security blanket" is not the same thing as being secure.

This perception of security works as a quantitative measurement for the way in which a county is perceived and is not based on a single individual, so it gives a robust estimate for the regional perception of security and so it helps differentiate counties which are generally perceived as being secure to those counties which tend to be perceived as insecure.

And it's entirely natural for parents to want their children to go into a job that they perceive as being secure, and well-paid.

"You're going about with your life, and then suddenly things you'd never even thought about as being secure, you can no longer rely upon.

Apple described the service as being "secure" because it worked without Apple needing to store the credit card details itself, or the user having to share their name and card details with the cashier.

Military and governmental applications are obvious, as are secure on-line shopping and banking.

"Take a look at this," said Mr. Delaney, taking out his copy of "The Birder's Handbook" and flipping to a description of the Baltimore orioles' nest as being "secured at the sides to a drooping branch".

However, both of the two schemes will be demonstrated as not being secure in this manuscript.

"It doesn't bother me, as long as I'm secure in who I am and what I can do".

Jews also lost their status as individuals and were secure only as long as they were of utility to their lords.