Sentence examples for means secure from inspiring English sources

Spiralling property prices coupled with the fetishisation of housing as an investment – expressed through buy-to-let properties and often poor rental conditions – means secure housing is off the table for many of us as we continue to subsidise our much richer landlords.

Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency and 'crypto' means secure, right?

It means secure shelter for the elderly, the disabled and the homeless.

Benitez will by no means secure carte blanche to spend without his board's sanction.

Even if traineeships can be found, they are by no means secure.

That deal comes to an end this season and the academy's future is by no means secure.

That means securing at least a triple crown next season and taking the series against Australia to the final Test.

Part of this adjustment means securing the health of the public finances through the fiscal consolidation that the government is implementing.

It's because competition from the likes of cable channels HBO and Showtime and online players such as Netflix means securing the best talent, first, is paramount.

Which means securing vehicles properly before venturing underneath them -- not hard to do, as I found out from David Freiburger, editor in chief of Hot Rod magazine.

Will he, like the others, sacrifice his promise to help young people if it means securing that all important majority in 2015?