Sentence examples for secure faster from inspiring English sources

Between securing TV and movie rights, deals with Internet providers to secure faster connections and the cost of original show production (including $100 million on "House of Cards" alone), Netflix continues to focus primarily on growth.

In a separate study, the EEF manufacturers' organisation also said the government needed to "secure faster delivery" of its transport infrastructure priorities and "develop a more strategic approach".

Despite this, Martin Borrett, director of IBM's European Institute for Advanced Security, said phone apps were getting more secure faster than other sectors at the same point in their development.

If external funding agencies aspire to reach out to large numbers of MDR-TB patients and secure faster returns for the resources invested, it is more likely that they can do this effectively by targeting middle-income countries.

Quentin Davies, the minister for defence equipment and support, said: "Bowman has been used successfully in Iraq and Afghanistan, where secure, faster communications and data exchange is saving lives on the front line.

First, I will secure fast-track authority -- the ability to pass or reject trade agreements without amendment.

Failure to move the bill on to try to secure "fast track" negotiating authority from Congress leaves the president's top legislative priority in tatters.

The UK, following the US lead, may find itself increasingly embroiled in long, unpopular and costly military expeditions responding to myriad climate emergencies while simultaneously attempting to secure fast-diminishing resources.

Confronting a gaping second-quarter loss, a team of seven executives, led by Thomas A. Russo, Lehman's chief legal officer, took a midnight flight to Asia late that month to try to close a deal to secure fast capital.

Thus, secure, fast accessible web services and scalable high-performance computing grid infrastructures as the Erasmus Computing Grid (de Zeeuw et al., 2007) or the German MediGRID (Krefting et al., 2008) are required to make this analysis feasible.

The expedition's schooner, the Fram, built to withstand the crush of ice on the planned drift across the Polar Sea, was by 19 November secured fast in the sea ice as the long nights closed in.