Sentence examples for secure either from inspiring English sources

Writing for the American Forum, Dr. Erik Camayd-Freixas paints a clear picture of how the tactics deployed supposedly in the name of U.S. "security" do nothing to secure either happiness, safety, or a sound economy.

A colossal 70% would pay nothing at all to secure either outcome.

Moreover, the lawsuit may have encouraged legal threats and actions by other corporations, hopeful that they could secure either revision of government policies or financial compensation.

However, past elections show that the chances of public opinion moving enough between now and polling day to secure either Miliband or Cameron enough seats to form a majority government are extremely low.

The party has increasingly turned its back on her since the refugee crisis of 2015 – when she was accused of failing to secure either party or parliamentary backing before her decision to allow over a million refugees to enter Germany – but this was barely alluded to, except by observers on the sidelines.

The individual mandate doesn't make me feel secure either.

It then went on to hold that the Social Security Act is not an Act of Congress securing either 'equal rights' or 'civil rights' as those terms are used in § 1343.

I'd received some good feedback from agents and publishers on my debut novel, but hadn't secured either representation or a book deal.

1) All toppings must be secured either under a layer of grilled cheese or, on a top-loader, by making sure said toppings are firmly tucked deep into the bun's cleft.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like they haven't yet secured either LeHuffingtonPost.com or LeHuffingtonPost.fr.fr

Students who have secured through out first division from Class Xth onwards have been placed in the 'High' category, those who have mostly secured either first or second division from Class Xth onwards have been placed in the 'Mediocre' category and those who have mostly secured second and/or third division from class Xth onwards were placed in 'Low' category (Table 5).