Sentence examples for secure lifetime from inspiring English sources
As Andy Glockner writes for Sports Illustrated, Kentucky Coach John Calipari can now stop answering questions about whether and when his team will win a national title and focus on what he really likes: "Coach basketball, help select players secure lifetime security, teach all of them how to succeed in life outside of basketball.
The rise of the personal brand reflects changing economic structures, as secure lifetime employment gives way to a churning market in tasks.
With her settlement from Ford, which she is not permitted to quantify, she said she hoped to secure lifetime care for herself, Tristen and Lilly.
This is particularly disappointing as the stock market volatility that we are experiencing has re-emphasised the importance of a secure lifetime income for many retirees.
He was mainstreamed in the excellent public schools of suburban Boston and able to live on his own, thanks to my mother's training and hard-fought efforts to secure lifetime oversight from a cadre of exceptional caretakers.
In a sick practical joke, people have been encouraged to take on long-term mortgages at the same time that secure lifetime employment, which might pay for them, is disappearing.
College graduates tripped over one another in the hope of securing lifetime careers with these corporate Rocks of Gibraltar.
When is it time to give up a once-secure lifetime government career and look for jobs in the private sector?
For years, insurance companies have tried in vain to popularise schemes to allow the old to secure a lifetime's income flow from their home.
Obama is right in saying that Obamacare has made even people who have insurance more secure — no lifetime limits, no disenfranchisement because of a childhood illness, less of a chance that a blow to a person's health will mean bankruptcy.
While not for everyone, they make perfect sense for many people, especially those with long-term planning goals and a desire to secure a lifetime income stream.
