Sentence examples for big enough to secure from inspiring English sources

No communal interest is big enough to secure state-level or national power.

That still won't be big enough to secure a vast, rugged country with a larger population than Iraq's.

But the UN continues to reject pleas from its own special envoy, Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah, among others for it to send in a serious peacekeeping force, at least big enough to secure the capital and its immediate vicinity, including the airport and seaport.

Mr. Lundgren said the new chain, with 800 stores and $27 billion in sales, would be big enough to secure exclusive product lines from big names — as it did, with Elie Tahari and Martha Stewart — then blanket the country with advertisements to let shoppers know about it.

Backseat passengers also get seats that recline enough to be comfortable for longer rides, and on-door bottle holders that are big enough to secure even the biggest Big Gulp.

Officials in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa said they have no choice but to arm their teachers — as the province's 65,000-strong 65,000-strongis not big enough to secure its nearly 50,000 schools.

He made a net profit of 19 points, thanks to Poker De Sivola and Big Zeb, which was enough to secure another victory over more than 100 rivals.

It includes only the big names, regional giants, and those newer arrivals buzzy enough to secure coverage on TechCrunch or other tech blogs.

Whether your litter box is on a bare floor or in the tub, it's a good idea to invest in a litter mat big enough to be secured under the litter box, with at least 6 inches exposed in front of the box.

Gates cooperated with IBM long enough to secure his company's dominance of PC operating systems, then casually tossed Big Blue overboard.

When trolling, be sure to set your drag tight enough to secure a firm hook set, yet loose enough to prevent breaking off a big fish.