Sentence examples for firmly cemented from inspiring English sources

But even with his legacy firmly cemented on hallowed, unearthly ground, Clinton has pushed ahead into the 21st century.

What is clear is that the staff ballot is now firmly cemented at the heart of the process.

It is an opportunity to use evidence-based science communication to engage those not firmly cemented at one end of the spectrum or the other.

Permafrost with saline soil moisture, for example, may be colder than 0 °C for several years but contain no ice and thus not be firmly cemented.

Now the fear is that their status as quasi-governmental institutions has been firmly cemented with a new regulator and an explicit federal guarantee of their solvency.

However, the surveys still show former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney as the clear frontrunner and firmly cemented as the favourite to win.

It appeared the U.S. is lowering its concern about human rights in order to more firmly cement its ties with repressive right-wing regimes around the world.

In addition to their twining character, some tendrils produce terminal enlargements that, on contact with a firm surface, flatten and secrete an adhesive, firmly cementing the tendril to the substrate.

Now, the World Wide Web Consortium the organization that sets the standards for how the Web works—has a decision to make that could firmly cement its thinking about what the future of the Internet should look like.

"SBI Group's investment in BRD allows us to firmly cement ourselves in the Asian market," said BRD co-founder and CEO Adam Traidman in a statement.

I have stayed at nine houses in nine suburbs in that time, firmly cementing my place as a victim of Auckland's housing crisis.