Sentence examples for secure might from inspiring English sources

Reassessing what makes us secure might be a start.

Making private-sector companies more secure might involve a controversial degree of intrusion by government agencies, for example the permanent monitoring of e-mail traffic to make sure that every employee is sticking to security rules.

"Any consumer looking for ways to keep their children safe and secure might want to think twice before purchasing a smartwatch as long as the faults outlined in these reports have not been fixed," the NCC wrote.

"Any consumer looking for ways to keep their children safe and secure might want to think twice before purchasing a smartwatch as long as the faults outlined in these reports have not been fixed," writes the Norwegian Consumer Council (NCC) in the report.

Those stands were likely because the land to be secured might become slave territory.

A resolution could be simpler and quicker to secure but might not provide the same watertight legal authority.

If the leaders of the Justice Department had been more politically secure, they might have asked harder questions about whether the facts justified the criminal charges against Stevens.

Even when writing about the renewed love she felt for her wounded husband, Lee thinks about how other, less secure marriages might be changed by such an event.

Several people familiar with the eDNA discussions said such secure areas might have first involved government employees or law enforcement agencies, then been extended to security-conscious organizations like financial institutions, and after that been broadened even further.

An otherwise secure person might take something from restaurant thinking it's his or her right, a self-indulgence even, or maybe viewing it as a souvenir or a connection with a place that was memorable".

"Having more secure income might make it easier for Tom and his wife to spend more of their savings to enjoy their retirement, rather than feeling they needed to keep money back".