Sentence examples for is sometimes secured from inspiring English sources

This is sometimes secured by a ḥijām, or cummerbund.

Under certain circumstances, private credit is sometimes secured debt.

Further economy is sometimes secured by stating, just about pleasure or just about displeasure, points that do or might apply to both.

But the challenge can be even greater for red carpet events, when desirable dresses are sometimes secured months ahead.

Over time, the program of Thanhouser's Academy of Music tended toward more sophisticated fare, presenting the works of Shakespeare such as "Othello," where well-known actors were sometimes secured as guest stars.

Corpses were sometimes secured inside their caskets by iron straps, while other designs used special screws to reinforce metal bands placed around the coffin.

The debate that followed provided a glimpse into the way council votes are sometimes secured before public meetings, during one-on-one negotiations.

European colonial outposts, from countries including Denmark, Portugal, France, and the Dutch Republic, dotted both the Coromandel (east) and Malabar (west) coasts of the subcontinent, although many of these had been established with the formal permission of a local ruler (which was sometimes secured by force of arms).

Also, secured tenure is sometimes a precursor to public investment, since government agencies are more likely to invest in extending public services (e.g., water, drainage, or sewerage networks) once the dwellers regularize their temporary or illegal situation (Gulyani and Talukdar 2008).

Preventing harm corresponds to the idea that professional paternalism is sometimes justified in order to secure necessary assessment and treatment.

The J-hook, another item of hardware that looks like it sounds and is sometimes called a "professional hanger," is secured by three nails.