Sentence examples for precisely secure from inspiring English sources
Using the cut-out component it was possible to visualize the electrode inside the channel under a microscope and to precisely secure the sensors inside the holders so that the tip of the biosensor was at the desired height inside the microchannel.
Moreover, the aim of the "Wager" argument is precisely to secure the rational respectability of faith in the face of an apparent antinomy.
Furthermore, even positive Legal Moralists need not think, with Moore, that the reason for criminalizing immoral conduct is precisely and only to secure its retributive punishment: she could instead believe, as Feinberg's Legal Moralist does, that we should criminalize it in order to prevent it, and therefore only if criminalizing it would be likely to reduce its incidence (see Feinberg 1988: 324).
In some towns her rival, who elsewhere was a close contender, secured precisely no votes.
Which is precisely what has secured Ukip its popularity in the first place.
In many cases this room for manoeuvre may well have been secured precisely because NAFTA put a lid on raising trade barriers against its members).
What strengthened Hamas and other extremists in Palestine is precisely the moderates' failure to secure any Palestinian rights through cooperation and negotiations.
More precisely, their wealth enables them to secure large gains with their peers, but to suffer only small losses when interacting with defectors.
British and American forces used the island for more than 200 years precisely because it was so easy to secure.
Now, I haven't met Rick Warren, but I did have an experience that illustrates precisely why in the continuing struggle to secure rights on the marriage front for all Americans we should not confuse civil engagement with becoming pals.
All of this is forcing many parents to consider whether working is worth it, meaning we're losing expertise from the workforce precisely when we need to increase productivity to secure a strong economic recovery.
