Sentence examples for in safer hands from inspiring English sources
If risk is in safer hands, the net effect ought to be to reduce volatility.
You couldn't be in safer hands than Martin's: like all the Swissfreeride teachers, he holds an International Federation of Mountain Guides Associations award.
This election was largely swung by the middle class of middle England, who determined that the economy was in safer hands with the Tories.
In addition to having better technical capacity, they have better management systems including accountability so funders naturally are inclined to put their money in "safer" hands.
Research shows that few investors read the small print of disclosures, viewing it as meaningless jargon.It is not clear, however, that the proposed rule would leave consumers in safer hands.
There you are in a meeting, quietly attempting a mind-meld with a biro, and all of a sudden you hear someone say: "This project is a massive deal for the whole company and it couldn't be in safer hands!" All eyes turn to you.
In Norway, a patient safety campaign called "in safe hands" has been launched.
Some also mentioned the comprehensible way the nurse had explained things and her high competence that made them feel like they were "in safe hands".
In safe hands, of course.
