Sentence examples for not really secure from inspiring English sources

The Giants did not really secure it until Steve Smith — one of several impressive pass receivers for the Giants — gathered Washington's onside kick with 1 minute 29 seconds remaining and with the stadium half empty.

But at the Def Con hacking conference in Las Vegas, two independent hackers from New Zealand, who go by the handles goldfisk and follower, revealed that the way the vibrator speaks with its controlling app isn't really secure at all – making it possible to remotely seize control of the vibrator and activate it at will.

While early versions of iOS weren't really secure, this has changed quite a lot in recent years.

Was it really secure?

Encrypted objects are not really that secure, so this should not be your only method for securing code that you do not want others to see.

"They're not really on secure moorings.

If one rejects the spirit of seriousness, one might lucidly acknowledge that, as transcendence, one's belief is always in question and so not really a secure belief.

This was a target for the Clinton administration's big efficiency drive, partly because the nation's well-being does not really require a secure supply of mohair, and partly because it has the disadvantage of sounding silly.

"I don't really feel secure.

Similarly, experts will likely claim that emailed links aren't significantly safer either, citing the fact that email itself isn't really a secure form of communication for a variety of reasons – plus, anyone with access to your inbox could then click the link and take over your Medium account.

In South Africa, a career in classical music is not really regarded as a secure or attractive option, and it is never even mentioned by school career advisors.