Sentence examples for by either secure from inspiring English sources

In traditional computing environments access to resources is constrained by either secure authentication mechanisms or by physical network boundaries.

This is a fantastic opportunity for the UK's top entrepreneurs to build their businesses by either securing investment, collaborative, partnership opportunities.

By contrast, men and women who have either "secure" or "anxious" attachment styles (the latter of which is slightly more common in women), find emotional infidelity more upsetting.

For Xunzi, nature provides a fixed context within which human societies either secure or fail to secure order.

Two wins by either team would secure the Pac-12 title in addition to the top spot on the national board.

No tuk-tuks; no passers-by, either.

It said it had complied with court-ordered requests by either sending data over secure FTP (file transfer protocol) - an encrypted transmission sent from its computers to the authorities' - or by physically handing over the information "in person".

After the Olympics Davis signed a television deal that was better than any secured by either Leonard or the Spinks boys and their greedy handlers and advisers.

Effectiveness is best secured by either keeping ventures with classic government agencies, instead of with state-owned firms, or by placing ventures in fully privatised companies with full market exposure, whichever best suits the activities in question.

Currencies, by contrast, are instruments that are secured by either a commodity or a government's ability to tax and defend.

Secure it by either temporarily fastening it to something, or by having someone hold it.