Sentence examples for no longer secure from inspiring English sources

But by late morning, the area was no longer secure, recalled Mr. Polgar, who is now 78.

For some time it had been apparent that the DES, though never broken in the usual cryptanalytic sense, was no longer secure.

Yet with only one more Test against New Zealand to play before England take on Australia at Cardiff, Moeen's place in the team is no longer secure.

The notion of "us" and "them" in which "they" are the people who change while "we" remain more or less the same is no longer secure.

Silvana Agatone, president of the Free Association of Italian Gynaecologists for the Application of Law 194 (Laiga), said: "A woman's right to an abortion under the law in Italy is no longer secure.

In announcing its moves on Thursday, CIT said a "protracted disruption" in the credit markets and ratings downgrades meant that it could no longer secure short-term debt financing to pay loans.

In Tennessee, however, voters elected to amend the state constitution so that women's right to an abortion is no longer "secured" or "protected".

If the lower limits had remained in place, private lenders would have needed to greatly increase the number of jumbo loans they backed, to make up for those no longer secured by federal agencies.

The Nuffield Trust warned in July the NHS was no longer securing the 4% a year efficiency savings required, so increasing the likelihood of a financial crisis before the election.

If unable to remove the fitting from the hood, it might be possible once the hood is no longer secured to the mounting surface, later.

Not to be outdone, lawmakers in Tennessee hope to amend the state constitution so that it no longer "secures or protects" a right to abortion.