Sentence examples for not so secure from inspiring English sources

The physical assets are still there, of course, but the long-term financial picture is not so secure.

[C1.] NOT SO SECURE A group of researchers has developed a simple way to steal encrypted data stored on computer chips, a technique that could undermine security software.

Ingrid Heisel, 24, with whom Mr. Ruf was having a salad at Country Club Plaza, Kansas City's leading upscale shopping area, is not so secure.

At least the choir has some magnificent basses, essential when Rachmaninov demands low B flats, but other lines are not so secure and internal tuning suffers.

But his experience is hardly unique, as reflected by hundreds of online complaints saying that Apple's iTunes Store, and in particular its App Store, which the company portrays as the safest of shopping environments, is not so secure.

Perhaps it's a safe-seeming fantasy world for an age when the future seems not so secure -- although those who actually lived through the period might argue that their nuclear anxiety was no less unsettling than today's terrorism anxiety.

Make sure it is secure, so it won't fall out, but not so secured that you couldn't drop it if you tried Squeeze your right hand into a fist.

For one whose place in history is not so much secure as gloriously, unquestionably assured, Paul McCartney behaves as though there is some doubt.

Real were not so very secure themselves, but the truth of that proposition would have been doubted as they lashed in a third goal in the 49th minute.

Her pension does not look so secure.

Now, however, this safe haven does not look so secure.