Sentence examples for increasingly secure from inspiring English sources

It rejoices that Jews, feeling themselves increasingly secure, are readier than they were to speak out against prejudice.

"The Producers" and "Full Monty" are locks, and "A Class Act" looks increasingly secure in the third spot, partly out of softheartedness for the show's hero, the lyricist Ed Kleban ("A Chorus Line"), who died in 1987.

And despite whatever misplaced fears the Boston bombings evoke about radical Islam and homegrown terror, we'll all find ourselves increasingly secure as more Muslims heed the call — coming to Islam as it is in the United States, as a real, living community.

The classified orders signal a watershed for the Bush administration after nearly seven years of trying to work with Pakistan to combat the Taliban and Al Qaeda, and after months of high-level stalemate about how to challenge the militants' increasingly secure base in Pakistan's tribal areas.

The facility constructed on a barren planet contains three increasingly secure holding areas, and a subterranean mining operation.

As the regime takes back territory and grows increasingly secure in its position, the strategic objectives of Moscow and Tehran in Syria may begin to diverge, leaving open the possibility of conflicting pressures on differing Syrian state structures.

As he has become increasingly financially secure, he has also became more cautious, more concerned with his legacy.

This has fed the insecurity of rice-importing nations, already increasingly desperate to secure supplies.

That is because her clients -- the disenfranchised in Africa, Haiti, Brazil, India -- are increasingly able to secure loans.

Today fundraisers are reporting that it's increasingly difficult to secure new donors.

"It is increasingly difficult to secure anonymity online," says Amy Webb, a futurist and CEO of the digital strategy firm Webbmedia Group.