Sentence examples for not too secure from inspiring English sources
They weren't too secure in their perches either.
Albio Sires, the new and not-too-secure Assembly speaker, was able to look speaker-like by -- in addition to being tall -- publicly facing down a threat by the Republican minority leader, Paul DiGaetano, to stall a vote on the administration's budget.
Barclays has added 0.95p to 221.45p following its latest update, but the European banking sector has been spooked by comments Andre Enria, chairman of watchdog the European Banking Authority, that even banks which has passed the recent stress tests should not feel too secure.
The plight of assistant coaches, angered by ownership's decision in March to allow teams to opt out of the N.F.L.'s generous pension plan, may not generate much sympathy from fans, many of whom aren't feeling too secure about their own retirement prospects right now.
There are no indications that Mike D'Antoni's job is in jeopardy, but after seeing how quickly the Lakers organization jettisoned his predecessor, he can't feel too secure either.
Bind off and run 2 or 3 strands of wool down the middle of the coils to secure; not too tight or they will not be "springy".
Use duct tape and wrap it (not too tight) around the bandage, securing it.
Check out the area on foot first to ensure it is secure (and not too steep)- and don't travel too deep into the woods.
Summarizing our proposal so far, it appears as a not too difficult matter of combining secure hardware with standard cryptographic primitives into a platform that supports the execution of assembly code on encrypted data.
It should be secure but not too tight.
