Sentence examples for more securely in from inspiring English sources

Because Lear was lodged far more securely in Victorian society than the donnish Carroll was, his art mirrors and parodies it more precisely.

He had sensed, Michael Hofmann writes, in a preface that wonderfully mends the tatters, "that the Jews, always living more securely in time than space, would soon be banished to it".

But at the same time, the company has held its ground far more securely in its home of Chicago: the audience at WGN declined only 0.8percentt between 2003 and 2005 against other stations, roughly in line with the average declines across the rest of the company's stations.

(If you use them while exercising you might want to try the larger size rubber tips since they're likely to stay more securely in your ear).

The TMZ system prevents the leakage of the digital certificate through the trusted platform, and it can also be protected more securely in a TMZ system into which the type 1 hypervisor is built.

Most commonly 'something you have' is combined with 'something you know' e.g. smart card along with a PIN is used to authenticate a user more securely in Cloud IDMSs.

If Eric Elmosnino, who plays the adult Gainsbourg, is less of a standout, that may be because he feels more securely embedded in the film that surrounds him, and in its blithe reluctance to follow narrative custom.

The presence of the pantheon has become more observable in Heaney's corpus as he has been more securely placed in it himself.

An online system supplies (or verifies) only the data requested and thus does so more securely.In places ranging from well-run Nordic countries like Finland and Estonia to big poor ones like India, governments have set up schemes that often work well (see article).

A superior theory is a modification of crystal field theory known as ligand field theory, which is more securely based in MO theory and allows for a more appropriate degree of delocalization of electrons over the metal ion and the ligands.

The early dates on Stelae 2 and 5 allow this style of sculpture to be more securely fixed in time within the late 1st century to the early 2nd century AD.