Sentence examples for secure much more from inspiring English sources

Ukip makes waves but will not secure much more than a couple of seats at the election.

This arithmetic is devastating, because it implies that the SNP will have smaller swings where these are sufficient to win, but could also secure much more dramatic shifts where required, leaving Labour without any safe refuge.

Khan would also like London to run its own post-16 skills training and, ideally, secure much more direct freedom to spend taxes, especially property taxes, raised from the capital in the capital in ways that he and the London boroughs see fit, although the latter in particular still seems a long way off.

Under the BCS, power conferences are able to secure much more lucrative contracts, in part, because they (unfairly) have a leg up on the other conferences in the pursuit for the championship.

The rules on civil partnership dissolution are broadly the same as those for divorce and a legal separation can be secured much more quickly if one side admits unreasonable behaviour.

Ledger runs some tasks directly on the secure element, making it much more secure than running an app on your phone or your computer exclusively.

So far, the pro-independence camp has struggled to secure support of much more than 30%.

While the future of the business is now secure, with a much more appropriate capital structure to match current fundamentals in its key markets, we are unlikely to see an earnings recovery until 2011.

Each secure computation takes much more time than the time used to compare the plaintexts.

Chances are Apple will secure a contract much more easily than a battery supplier.

And now that we know that the Clinton state department can't even keep its own internal messaging secure, just how much more competent can the Obama administration claim to be?