Sentence examples for secure it would from inspiring English sources

To secure it would be a triumph in itself, surely – but Williams found another huge serve for deuce.

While a rating increase would mean that California's bondholders were more secure, it would not necessarily mean more money for the programs that didn't make it onto the seniority list.

The suspected stockpile is so large it cannot be shipped out, and any special forces sent in to secure it would quickly become a target not just for the regime but some of the jihadist groups now fighting it.

But to make yourself feel even more secure, it would be a good idea to check in with your financial advisor and discuss adjustments you might make in light of our current financial realities.

Because even if the border were perfectly secure, it wouldn't solve the issue of the millions who are already here".

If a conviction was secured, it would be hard to persuade a sceptical public that the result was not foreordained.

The vote caster would require heavy security, but such a machine could be made so simple, the researchers say, that securing it would be feasible.

If a referendum was secured it would be a huge turnaround from the one held under the last Labour government where the North East rejected even having a regional assembly.

Instead he focused most of his efforts on the 2018 bid, believing that if the tournament could be secured, it would be his great legacy, rather than burying himself in the grim attrition of grappling the FA into a body which could govern.

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"That's a decision every CEO makes… You could lock up all your data, and that would make your data very secure; it just wouldn't make it that useful".