Sentence examples for safer hands from inspiring English sources
If risk is in safer hands, the net effect ought to be to reduce volatility.
I feel in slightly safer hands with the smaller of the two Wallanders [Krister Henriksson].
He wasn't at all wrong – really, TV could not be in safer hands.
The younger candidate was not only the better communicator, but seemed also to possess the cooler head and safer hands for troubled times.
You couldn't be in safer hands than Martin's: like all the Swissfreeride teachers, he holds an International Federation of Mountain Guides Associations award.
This election was largely swung by the middle class of middle England, who determined that the economy was in safer hands with the Tories.
Sophisticated safety systems that can take control of a vehicle away from the driver to avoid a crash are becoming commonplace on all but a handful of models, and you'd be hard-pressed to identify a new car that didn't come with or offer the latest connectivity features that deftly integrate a mobile phone's functions into the vehicle's so-called infotainment system for safer hands-free use.
In safe hands, of course.
Satire looks to be in safe hands.
England's youngsters are in safe hands.
