Sentence examples for safe footing from inspiring English sources

We are probably on safe footing, however, if we note that crime's concentration is well within the range of phenomena documented.

If you need a ladder to replace the glass, be sure you have someone to spot you/hand you the glass and be sure your ladder is on safe footing.

Our results reveal that conventional trapezoidal stimulation intensity profiles may produce a safe foot lift, but often at the cost of too high intensities and an unphysiological foot pitch motion.

In the aftermath of the Japanese disaster, nuclear power will need to be put on safer footing and expanded.

By the time the couple began working on the album "Double Fantasy" in 1980, life in New York seemed to be on firmer — and safer — footing, though it was still raw enough that in 1979 Lennon and Ono donated $1,000 to purchase bullet-proof vests for the city's police force.

You might lose some of that exceptional grip, but you'd gain a better overall ride quality on poor roads; and if you live somewhere where it snows or rains a lot you'll be on safer footing.

It is evident that bare feet provide better slip resistance than non-slip socks and therefore might represent a safer foot condition.

The tall, broad Poland player casts a shadow under which a scout troop could shelter from the elements, and complements his impressive physique with agility, safe hands, two good feet and quickness of thought and movement.

"As we near the end of the process, the time has come to stop playing politics on this vital issue and allow health boards to reconfigure services to put them on a safe, sustainable footing for the future".

"It's safer for them, and it's a good foot in the door for me".

The range itself was located precariously close to the "danger bearing" — the shoal area in which the safe 50-60 feet of water that could accommodate a ship shallowed to only 10-20 feet.