Sentence examples for secure in part from inspiring English sources

Of course, loans to large banks are more secure in part because they are bailed out when they get into temporary trouble.

Now, most of the country is food secure, in part because farmers can access yield-enhancing fertilisers and profitable markets to sell their produce.

The Times says the NSA has made progress with techniques that could make it practical to reverse encryption generally assumed to be secure, in part by influencing the design of cryptographic standards to create a secret backdoor.

My casual impression is that Apple's lock isn't nearly as secure, in part because it's relying on the loyalty of individual customers — in contrast to Microsoft, which was largely relying on the loyalty of corporate IT managers, who are inherently more conservative.

While the lobby is as spacious and sun-filled as one of Under Armour's retail stores, the sergeant's desk has been placed behind a thick sheet of plexiglass, a move to help officers feel secure in part of the city where hostility toward police remains strong.

Nearly $35 million has already been secured — in part because of Mr. Starr's national stature.

However, this peace was secured, in part, by the forced acculturation of the culturally diverse populations Rome had conquered.

He also said the route to the Naka bowl would be secured in part by village guards, known as Afghan local police officers, who work with American Special Forces.

His release and emigration to the United States were secured in part by Solomon R. Guggenheim, Bauer's patron in New York, and the car, wrapped in burlap and Cosmoline, was received by Bauer in the spring of 1940, according to Gooding.

"[DP World] understands that Port & Free Zone World FZE is considering refinancing its outstanding net debt facilities of approximately $850m, secured in part against certain of its shares in the company, in the short to medium term," it states.

The Federal Election Commission, in a letter it released on Thursday, said Mr. McCain could not withdraw from public financing until he had answered questions about a $4 million line of credit for borrowing that was secured, in part, in December by the promise of federal matching money.