Sentence examples for means secured from inspiring English sources

Tunisia's political freedoms are by no means secured and the escalating economic crisis could yet undermine what has been achieved on the political front.

Despite now being a hit on the West End and Broadway, with a clutch of awards to its name, Matilda's fate was by no means secured.

While the survival of endangered Sumatran tigers are by no means secured, the odds for their survival has improved through the transformation of key palm oil industry members.

These informal assurances, even if they materialized, would leave an overwhelming gap to be filled financially, and the future of a neurological department was by no means secured.

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

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

When he purchased Uncas in 1975, the future of the Adirondack Great Camps was by no means secure.

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

England's was a good lead, particularly given they had been put in to bat on a damp, grey first morning, but it was by no means secure.