Sentence examples for be far more secure from inspiring English sources

An Aboriginal state would be far more secure than a treaty, as a treaty relies on legislation, and legislation can be revoked.

For the moment, Mr. McConnell appears to be far more secure in his position, and perhaps immune to coercion from the White House.

A state bankruptcy option would provide a proven, orderly, predictable and equitable process in which the recovery of bondholders and others will be far more secure than in the case of outright default.

The centre-half followed a poor game for Chelsea with a bad one for England, and will need his established partnership with Phil Jagielka to be far more secure than was the nascent one with Phil Jones.

Similarly, advanced communication tools like Internet telephony and two-way video could be far more secure, were it not for the challenges current encryption systems pose for unsophisticated users.

We'd be far more secure with more layered approaches to authentication – "suspicion engines" on the lookout for deviant behaviors – and more subtle yet persistent ways of tracking and challenging online identities.

Government jobs were far more secure.

Postal correspondence is far more secure than e-mail and far less vulnerable to cyberattack.

It is far more secure than using a normal computer or phone.

He said the state's store of DNA was far more secure than critics contended.

Mr. Mazursky's direction, especially of his two stars, is far more secure.