Sentence examples for remarkably secure from inspiring English sources

And the orchestral playing was remarkably secure and stylish: one more testament to Mr. La Selva's admirable leadership.

Nevertheless the choreography is inventive, and it was danced with poise by Maria Kowroski, whose balances were remarkably secure, and Jock Soto, who provided her strong support and was a strong stage presence in his own right.

Bitcoin as a protocol is remarkably secure, but that strength comes at the cost of a huge amount of expended energy - by some estimates, the bitcoin network consumes as much power as Ireland.

Several potential rivals still existed, including Stephen's son William and Henry's brothers Geoffrey and William, but fortunately for Henry they all died in the next few years, leaving Henry's position remarkably secure.

But they soon returned to Beijing where they told the police, who (remarkably) helped secure the release of the others.

Even more remarkably, to secure co-operation, the Conservatives agreed to Lib Dem demands for a referendum on switching to an electoral system that would make hung parliaments more likely.Yet Mr Cameron may have been on to something.

Parma could not emulate such audacity away to Roma, but they did put in a remarkably unruffled performance to secure a goalless stalemate at a time when they stand on the verge of financial collapse.

Remarkably 35 points was enough to secure safety but it was clear that major rebuilding was required in the summer.

(The Bush Administration's remarkably sluggish approach to securing "loose nukes" is one consequence of a policy aimed narrowly at terrorists and their state sponsors, like cards in a deck).

Remarkably, Henry had also secured the promised title of "Most Christian King of France", and possibly coronation by the Pope himself in Paris, if only Louis could be defeated.

Remarkably, Rothschild was willing to cut into his own profits in order to secure future business.