Sentence examples for not already secured from inspiring English sources

The law creating the registry does not create any benefit Ms. Lobel and Ms. Dashevsky have not already secured through careful financial and estate planning.

After winning the toss for home advantage, Gloucester's Kingsholm will host the 24 May play-off encounter against the highest-placed Guinness Pro12 club that has not already secured automatic Champions Cup qualification, tournament organisers have announced.

One dated people who enriched her life but who she never would have considered had she not already secured her access to motherhood.

Disrupt SF runs from September 21 – 23 at San Francisco's fabulous Pier 70, and if you haven't already secured your tickets to the show, you can still buy tickets at early bird prices through September 7th here.

Kelly says sophomores feel pressured to make decisions before they're ready, and juniors get depressed if they haven't already secured a college spot.

Crawford says there are "far more pitfalls than benefits" to the current climate and adds that he finds it "thoroughly ridiculous" when high school juniors are made to feel discouraged because they haven't already secured college commitments.

What he didn't say: Tesla has already secured a commitment of $126 million in California subsidies to companies developing energy storage technology.

This may not stop teams that have already secured a playoff position from resting their starters, but it may keep the games interesting for fans.... John Mara said he received "pretty positive" feedback about New York winning the competition for the 2014 Super Bowl.

He should know: although he has not yet turned 40, Schofield has already secured a professorship in theoretical physics at the University of Birmingham, not a common happening in the UK for someone so young.

But with a Copa del Rey winner's medal with Real already secured, he's not bitter about missing out.

That agency, the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, has emphasized that it wants the company to remove the carcinogenic chemical Chromium-6 from the water it transports — a process that may not be simple, though Cadiz has already secured an agreement to address the contaminant.