Sentence examples for generally secures from inspiring English sources

They are a far higher proportion of the undocumented population than in America or Canada, say, where birth generally secures citizenship; in Britain the parents' immigration status usually defines their offspring's, though a British-born child can apply for citizenship after ten years.

The loans are generally secured by collateral.

Mr. Bocelli's tone can be pleasant, and his pitch is generally secure.

The average annual salary in the N.B.A. is $5.85 million, and players are generally secure in the near term.

Drug mafias had in the past generally secured government tolerance by dealing in part with senior officials or their emissaries.

As restrictions are lifted, advertisers are expected to switch towards cash deals, which generally secure better placements.

Of those children who took part, 60% – those whose parenting was generally secure – were distressed for a while, but soon comforted.

Her voice grabbed the ear with its presence and solidity, from a deep, rich low to a generally secure and sizable top.

"We therefore decline to extend Robinson to searches of data on cell phones, and hold instead that officers must generally secure a warrant before conducting such a search".

By the time of the American Civil War, diplomatic communications were generally secured using codes, and cipher systems had become a rarity for this application because of their perceived weakness and inefficiency.

In California, which has death penalty statutes on the books and the greatest number of prisoners with death sentences, but which has only executed 13 people since 1976, those convicted of heinous crimes might face the ultimate sentence but are generally secure in the knowledge that they'll likely never face the ultimate punishment.