Sentence examples for certain degree of security from inspiring English sources

It guarantees a feed-in compensation for electricity produced from renewable sources and thus provides incentives and a certain degree of security for investors.

There is, however, a chicken-and-egg question about the relation between "good government" and economic development, as a certain degree of security with regard to property rights is usually regarded as a precondition of markets (see below).

"It's necessary to have a certain degree of security if you're faced with a shock such as a medical bill, or a poor harvest," she said.

I believed it would buy me a certain degree of security, and that I would be able to say for the next three years that I was writing a novel for Knopf.

The comfort provided by memento mori and absurdist philosophy may, like so many things, be a privilege reserved only to those who have attained a certain degree of security on Maslow's hierarchy of needs.

It can provide a sort of company and presence, is available around the clock, and provides a certain degree of security.

While a certain degree of food security can be obtained with such an approach, especially in remote areas with risky or unstable markets or in those lacking markets, a strict policy of food self-sufficiency is generally not desirable.

Sometimes when they look back at a regime that provided a certain degree of development or security, they forget the bad parts.

The majority of the respondents in this study were of the opinion that paediatricians should have basic knowledge in palliative care (81.8%) and reach a certain degree of confidence and security in this field (80.3%).

There was a certain degree of uncertainty regarding job security during the pilot for the main cast, as they didn't hear until after production had wrapped that the show had been picked up for a further thirteen episodes.

While this question entails a certain degree of subjectivity as the definition of security varies from individual to individual, the question was instrumental to understand the effects of the conflicts as discussed in the 'Results and discussions' section.