Sentence examples for relatively securely from inspiring English sources
God remains relatively securely in his world, and the novelist or composer remains equally secure in his or her ability to interact with it in the service of producing aesthetic effects.
"We're always very cautious on this," Tuttle said, "but the oldest pottery can be dated back relatively securely to about 150BC".
The indictment led the three companies to abandon the U.S. market, effectively ending Americans' ability to play online poker easily and relatively securely.
Bilic had already seen West Ham beat Arsenal and Liverpool away, but at the Emirates and Anfield his side had glided relatively securely towards three improbable points.
The kit can hold a small smartphone (although it handled my oversized iPhone 6+ relatively securely), an action cam or a compact camera (remember those…?).
The Tn complex adds additional actin affinity to TM and holds it relatively securely at the ends of the actin repeat period but motion of TM would be expected to be highest midway between Tn complexes, exactly where the target zone is located.
Such services range from the relatively simple business of securely interconnecting a company's regional offices through a "virtual private network" to running entire networks, data centres or call centres.Some operators will even design and implement new computer systems, write custom software and manage a company's computers, from mighty mainframes to humble desktops.
In the announcement, Google Security Team members Eduardo Vela Nava and Michal Zalewski point out that they believe "developing Chrome extensions securely is relatively easy," but because many of these apps are also very widely used, "we want to make sure efforts to keep them secure are rewarded accordingly".
If your area has a crime problem, check that exterior components in particular, including a standalone device itself or its removable charging panel if considered valuable in your area, can be mounted securely somewhere relatively inaccessible (such as a high roof) and are made of tough, vandal-resistant components (for instance, having extra-strong glass or clear plastic over panels).
Although he was not personally its curator, the National Gallery's hugely successful recent Leonardo show seems to have embodied much of the Penny philosophy: scrupulously hung, relatively small in scale, and placing the securely attributed works by the master – of which there are remarkably few – in the context of others, both paintings and drawings, by his contemporaries.
He says the safest way to do this securely could lie with a relatively little-used piece of technology called USSD, or Unstructured Supplementary Services Data.
