Sentence examples for financially more secure from inspiring English sources

According to a report by LV=, the retirement specialists, sixtysomethings are happier than their younger counterparts, feel financially more secure and physically more robust.

To oversimplify the thought, pay raises and threats of discharge may work with blue-collar workers, but the higher motives may be more effective with the financially more secure managers.

By contrast, the fertility rate of Poles in Britain, who feel financially more secure, is at the replacement level of 2.1, higher than for the rest of the local population.The number of 19- to 24-year-olds in Poland is expected to fall by an astounding 27% between 2012 and 2020 (see chart 4).

"I don't have a family and children," said Ms. Hendler, 52, "so I'm financially more secure than those people who don't have to pay for weddings and education, and I'm taking advantage of it". Ms. Hendler said she planned to retire.

As new charter schools grow, they become financially more secure.

The company is financially far more secure, with a $164 million endowment, than it was in Balanchine's day.

Tan has also claimed he could convert all his loans to equity and "make the club financially much more secure and hopefully debt-free".

Mr Tan said if the deal could be done, he could "convert all my loans to equity and make the club financially much more secure and hopefully debt-free".

It is a strange feeling, especially since I was well-off financially, many times more secure than my parents.

Less financially battered by the recession, they may indeed be more secure financially, thus less worried.

Plus, she explained, it kept her connected to her old friends and brought in just enough extra income that she felt more secure financially.