Sentence examples for is absolutely secure from inspiring English sources

I'm sure his job is absolutely secure".

"The independence of the court is absolutely secure but it doesn't extend to telling me how much public money they are going to spend without question.

It's easier for these sites to get information from Web-based e-mail accounts, like Hotmail and Gmail, than from local Internet provider services, like Verizon or Comcast, but nothing is absolutely secure, Mr. Argast said.

Clearly, the world of interior design is being tragically deprived, as the foundation devotes itself to building its own reserves in case IKEA needs capital.Although Mr Kamprad has given up ownership of IKEA, the stichting means that his control over the group is absolutely secure.

The other view holds that the way to deal with panic is to try to reassure investors that their money is absolutely secure -- and that one way to do that is to offer an ironclad guarantee that their holdings of Korean won, or Indonesian rupiah, or Ecuadorian sucres, will not lose their value in terms of dollars.

Epicurus does not entertain the thought experiment proposed by Plato in the Republic (359C 360D), in which Plato asks whether a person who is absolutely secure from punishment would have reason to be just.

She was absolutely secure, though, in her two Chopin encores.

Mr. Lewis could not be reached to discuss his contributions to the museum, but Mr. Krens said his support for the planned museum in Lower Manhattan was "absolutely secure".

Chaloner raised his misgivings, disagreeing with "the concept that once something has been peer reviewed there's no debate about it, [that] it's absolutely secure in some way".

All these, however, have had to be struggled for, usually by the 'common people' against a political class that has not always shared the same values; and they can never be said to be absolutely secure.

In the afternoon Prom, the Aurora Orchestra under Nicholas Collon repeated their party trick of playing a substantial symphony from memory – here Mozart's Jupiter, in a performance that was absolutely secure and full of spirit, even if a little more wit would not have gone amiss in the ländler-like minuet and trio.