Sentence examples for complete safety in from inspiring English sources

As one shop manager I spoke to said, "I think it's important that people feel the vulnerability of their cards". For that's the bottom line: there is no complete safety in numbers.

Even after using secure login procedures that ensure complete safety in the ePresence environment and, in particular, the message forum was not well utilized by the participants.

> The introduction of artemisinin-containing anti-malarial therapies in early 2000 for the treatment of uncomplicated malaria in endemic countries highlighted a need for studies that would yield more complete safety data in the post-authorisation period, especially under large-scale use where their safety had not been fully assessed.

Syrian state television on Wednesday showed children in the northern city of Idlib tripping gaily to school in complete safety.

FPV makes strength, mobility and age immaterial to experiencing the full thrill of frontline racing, in complete safety.

Users at CHESS must complete safety training before working in any of our laboratories or experimental areas.

Taking a picture and even measuring the offending hole is a good idea, but only if you can do so in complete safety.

Despite the good intentions of the scientists working with engineered H5N1 and presumably other such viruses in the future, I object to potentially betting so many lives on the promise that these experiments can be undertaken in complete safety.

"People need access to beautiful places, to fresh air, to places where they can walk in complete safety, confident that there will be a nice footpath and perhaps a cup of tea at the end of it," she asserts.

If FSA men could be persuaded to return to the ranks of the regime's army in complete safety, large areas of rebel-held territory would return to government control without a shot being fired.

"It's absolutely not normal practice and my words were directed at the then commander of the Concordia, Massimo Calisto Garbinarino, who was navigating on the 9 August, who gave the tourists a treat – in complete safety – and who may have wanted to salute an old sea commander (an apparent reference to Mr Palombo)," he said.