Sentence examples for more securely to from inspiring English sources

Authorities say we must guard national secrets even more securely to avoid destruction.

Because a water molecule would stick more securely to colder rock, water would tend to migrate toward the colder polar regions.

But then, by temperament, I'm a historian and the sense of an object with a provenance somehow ties me more securely to both past and present.

Hume argues that we create the rules of ownership of property originally in order to satisfy our avidity for possessions for ourselves and our loved ones, by linking material goods more securely to particular individuals so as to avoid conflict.

I had closed my eyes the first time, afraid to watch the topsy-turvy flip of the world as I ran around the wheel, but, having gained confidence from my first successful rotation, I smashed my glasses more securely to my face and, with a louder whoop, ran my second and third turns in the human hamster wheel.

Because it's tied more securely to the foundation, Johnson believes it will survive earthquakes better than conventional homes.

After Bill Clinton's visit in March, which marked the beginning of an end to decades of antagonism between the world's most powerful country and its largest democracy, India looks ever more securely committed to opening itself up to the world, modernising its economy and taking up the place as a great power to which it aspires.

And here too Lawrence's writing undergoes an abrupt shift, moving away from its exhaustingly vivid descriptions of chaotic events seen through the lens of psychosis and becoming more securely tied to the sorts of scenes that will be familiar to the reader.

They were also more securely attached to their teachers, more proficient in language, and less likely to have behavioral problems like aggression or hyperactivity.

It is hard not to feel, though, that the experiment of triple-ply cumulative fecklessness was meant for sunnier climes and solider firmaments, for a sky more securely fastened to the ceiling.

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