Sentence examples for bastion of security from inspiring English sources

Since the family unit is generally thought of as a bastion of security and comfort, it can be disturbing to find cracks in it.

Fighters from the Islamic State (Isis) are now threatening Iraqi Kurdistan, long a bastion of security, which would open a new and ominous chapter in the war.

Having said that, every set of headphones have a slightly different way of going about it, and some still require a pairing code (which is almost invariably 0000 or 1234, so it's hardly the bastion of security it perhaps should be).

Having said that, every set of headphones have a slightly different way of going about it, and some still require a pairing code (which is almost invariably 0000 or 1234, so it's hardly the bastion of security it perhaps should be).

The hope is that the competence of domestic police and intelligence forces will allow the place to continue to stand out as a relative bastion of security on a troubled continent.

These systems are valuable exactly because they do not rely on the outdated centralized systems of large institutions - once bastions of security.

For starters, the camera is just a heck of a lot nicer looking than its predecessor, a white (or black) pill-shaped product with a glossy black frot and a glowing power ring on the bottom that brings nothing more to mind than HAL-9000, that ultimate bastion of home security.

Although their humble lifestyle may not strike the casual middle-class observer as enviable (or even tolerable), their home is a bastion of order, security and love in the eyes of their grandson.

And on this day, we realize our worst nightmare ― that our greatest asset, our children, were attacked in... a bastion of safety and security...

Gen. Gregg A. Sturdevant, the former commander of the Third Marine Aircraft Wing forces assigned to Afghanistan, was faulted for not having established an integrated system of security at Bastion airfield, and will also take early retirement.

This was the second time in a month — after the infinitely more alarming bloodbath at Fort Hood — that a supposedly impregnable bastion of post-9/11 American security was easily breached.