Sentence examples for secure starts from inspiring English sources

You see that in the early films of someone like David Cronenberg, and obviously in Alien: this sense that all that was familiar and secure starts breaking down.

In an America still largely uninterested in food, it took the Batterberrys seven years to secure start-up capital for Food & Wine.

That General Manager Brian Sabean used a similar formula when constructing both versions of his ball club — secure starting pitching and plug holes around it — does little to diminish the remarkable success of what has been an offensive overhaul.

The experiments demonstrate the reliable and secure start-up and stable operation of a RDWC.

And if these axioms are themselves theorems of some more basic theory, then this pursuit of a secure starting point can be pursued down through a hierarchy of ever more foundational mathematical theories.

Even if we restrict attention to the context of justification, a deductive proof yields categorical knowledge only if it proceeds from a secure starting point and if the rules of inference are truth-preserving.

To have a sufficiently secure start, in this work, we aimed at currents in the range of nanoamperes for the binary-weighted current-steering DAC: from 10 nA for the least significant bit (LSB) leading to 20.48 μA for the most significant bit (MSB; 12 bits) while the supply voltage is also reduced to 1 V.

But what are the odds that an aspiring business owner who is struggling with a mental illness or living in a rural area could secure start-up capital?

The objective was to deny the islands to the Japanese as bases for threatening the supply routes between the U.S. and Australia, and secure starting points for a campaign to isolate the major Japanese base at Rabaul while also supporting the Allied New Guinea campaign.

The purpose of this business plan is to secure start-up financing.

Every child ― no matter where she or he lives ― has an equal right to a healthy, secure start in life.