Sentence examples for have historically secured from inspiring English sources

"Security needs to change with the times," says Schlein. "Enterprises have historically secured their data through network security, endpoint protections and central identity management offerings that are no match for the complex security challenges inherent in the combination of cloud services and the rise of bring-your-own-device policies.

(There are products available that may appear to have been modelled on Gene Simmons's tongue, but his failure to copyright that muscle means the band have historically failed to secure a revenue stream from them).

"Unfortunately, there isn't much hope for the individual because most of the things that would otherwise secure the user have historically been controlled by groups that have close ties to the government," he said.

iPhones have historically been seen as more secure than their Android counterparts.

Processes like securing a mortgage, or finding the right insurance policy, have historically been slow, opaque and painful for consumers.

Both parties have historically refused to raise the Treasury's borrowing ceiling – which should be a routine manoeuvre – unless they secure concessions.

Unions have historically dampened inequality.

European imports have historically been fumigated.

Judges have historically rubber-stamped these settlements.

Rising onion prices have historically felled governments.

"We have historically had an unwritten constitution.