Sentence examples for perhaps secure from inspiring English sources
The Giants are looking to make the playoffs for the first time since 2008, and perhaps secure Tom Coughlin's coaching job.
By dissolving the union, players gain the right to sue the league under antitrust laws and perhaps secure an injunction to end the lockout.
The second: a chance to increase their standing in the league and perhaps secure a win instead of conceding a draw.
Neta Pane, executive director of Indonesia Police Watch, a private group, said the general's strategy was to arouse "public sympathy" for his survival and perhaps secure a position in the State Intelligence Agency.
An attack on British banks from a provincial New York regulator has raised suspicions that Wall Street is looking to give the City of London a good kicking now that it's down — and perhaps secure a bit of its international business as well.
With his long reign drawing to a close, he has been reversing some of his party's most cherished policies, perhaps secure in the knowledge that it is his successor who will have to deal with any backlash.Malaysia is probably the only country in the world with racial discrimination explicitly written into its constitution.
Surely it's better that he should concentrate on his own pictures of unconcerned subjects, rather than download images perhaps secured at the price of real abuse.
It's simply that, for myself, I mainly look forward to a whole night's sleep, holding a conversation without RANTINGREALLYLOUDLYANDFASTTOOCLOSETOYOURFACE and perhaps securing a stockpile of margarine for future emergencies.
When Apple's long-awaited iPhone 5 (or 4S, or whatever it ends up being called) launches, it's likely to steal a bit of market share from all parties, perhaps securing them a second place finish next time around.
Between the seed and Series A rounds the company is often building product, working with early customers, perhaps securing early contracts and building a reputation in the marketplace.
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, in the "D" version, states that William visited England in the later part of 1051, perhaps to secure confirmation of the succession, or perhaps William was attempting to secure aid for his troubles in Normandy.
