Sentence examples for problem to secure from inspiring English sources

But they are often too large to lock in a car, so can be a problem to secure.

Britain must fix its productivity problem to secure future economic growth and improve living standards, a leading thinktank has warned as it highlights a failure to grow output per UK worker since the downturn.

David Moffett, the former WRU group chief executive who returned to Wales earlier this year with the aim of becoming the chairman of the union, may have less of a problem to secure the 32 clubs he needs to call an emergency general meeting.

And some kind soul – not me, I'd be off for a lie down and some pills by this time – would ask if the questioner had ever been under so much pressure that he'd had to throw money at a problem to secure an immediate answer, to get something rather than nothing, even if it meant paying over the odds, perhaps because someone was exploiting your desperation?

"The core of the squad couldn't stay the same for a longer period so that is a problem to secure a trophy over a period of time".

She forced her children to fake symptoms of illnesses, ranging from asthma to autism and urology problems, to secure her benefits.

International leaders including EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton – who has attempted to intervene in Egypt's problems to secure the release of President Morsi – have condemned the sectarian violence.

But his longer-term problem is to secure the future of deep-sea drilling.

Seymour's most immediate problem was to secure his prize.

"The best way to solve the country's illegal immigration problem is to secure our borders and arrest and deport all those who are here illegally"; "The best way to solve the country's illegal immigration problem is to both secure our borders and provide an earned path to citizenship for illegal immigrants already in the U.S".

Attempts to fix it set off a cascade of other construction problems, helping to secure the tunnel's reputation as one of the biggest megaproject fiascoes in history.