Sentence examples for more secure on from inspiring English sources

Within international law there are many alternatives to pulverizing Afghanistan from the air, which is not likely to make us one bit more secure; on the contrary, it is most likely to inflame passions against the United States throughout the Islamic world, and for good reason.

Many Americans of the late eighteenth century were mistrustful of standing armies, and the Federalists and Anti-Federalists were agreed on at least one fundamental point: liberty was more secure on these shores than in England because the American people were armed.... Patrick Henry... proclaimed: "The great object is that every man be armed.... Everyone who is able may have a gun".

No one could seriously believe that this secrecy made the nation more secure, on the whole.

Its main effect, though, will be to make the general more secure on his throne.

The ParkingNow! coalition is working for more secure on- and off-street parking for motor scooters and motorcycles.

"It seems like this is a safety net, allowing the metals to get moved to locations where they're more secure on the protein," Drennan says.

What at one point in the game of life helped us feel more secure, later on serves to inhibit our sense of courage and fortify our fear-based beliefs.

Financial assistance can also help young adults get a more secure foothold on the economic ladder.

The museum itself could not be more secure, located on the top floor of the Defense Ministry.

As the investigation continued, the debate as to how to make parliament more secure went on.

With their future uncertain, several families fled across the three-mile sound in search of a more secure life on the mainland.