Sentence examples for more sure by from inspiring English sources
Then, having secured the strategic heartland, he proceeded over the next several years to make his control more sure by issuing regulations and establishing supervisory organs to constrain daimyo, imperial court nobles, and clerics, as well as his own vassals.
Among Sherak's proudest accomplishments as academy president, he said in interviews, was to put the organization on more sure financial footing, in part by negotiating a long-term contract with ABC to broadcast the Oscars show.
By 1996, Clinton was more sure of his footing on the global stage.
By the end of the campaign, Johnson had become more sure-footed.
To be sure, by "slightly more" I mean "slightly less disastrously". Trump captured 8percentt of the black vote, 29percentt of the Latino vote, and 29percentt of the Asian vote.
This non-Beethoven program had a value in indicating how non-Beethovenian was Beethoven's environment -- though, to be sure, more music by French Revolutionary composers might have told a different story.
From all this remarkable work, much more is sure to emerge, driven by the same restless, probing, experimental impulse.
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