Sentence examples for is largely secure from inspiring English sources

Although the physical infrastructure of the world's financial system is largely secure, the software that runs on it is not.

The city is largely secure by Afghan standards, with blast walls and an extensive police force fortifying the streets.

Although the Tor protocol is largely secure, most of the bugs and issues will be in the browser.

Thus, its population is largely secure and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has listed it under Least Concern.

It remains under curfew but the roads into the city are largely secure, the streets are clean and its nightlife is reportedly experiencing a tentative revival.

The careers of low-grade and middle-grade officials were largely secure; in the high ranks of the central administration, "reverses of fortune were to be feared," as Sinologist historian Jacques Gernet put it.

This may show that the researchers were largely secure in their work environment and the research outputs they produced.

Their defining characteristics are a focus on summarising data, and an assumption that the concepts (or variables) under which those data are to be summarised are largely secure and well specified.

Mr. Barber's win over Jesse Kelly was largely secured by voters in Pima County, the largest of the four counties that make up the district and also home to Tucson, its base and Ms. Giffords's former hometown.

It was written from the Soviet viewpoint, finding ideological meaning in the shift of Boston slugger Jim Rice to a new position in the outfield: "Even the most reactionary sportswriters cannot conceal the fact that the victory of the Red Sox was largely secured through its most effective player receiving uplift from being shifted to left field".

I was under the impression that Mr Hussein's release after 18 years was largely secured as a consequence of not only the work of Fair Trials Abroad but on the back of recent interventions by Prince Charles and the prime minister (no doubt supported by the Foreign Office).