Sentence examples for secure the sum from inspiring English sources

Wikipedia has been around for 15 years — and hopes to use its future to secure "the sum of human knowledge".

US sanctions, imposed during the 1990s when Khartoum harboured Osama bin Laden, have made it difficult for interested firms to secure the sums necessary to launch large-scale mine constructions.

The result is that, although bounty hunters were once rare and always members of the immediate community, white males and even women are setting up businesses to secure the large sums Asian families are prepared to pay.

These sums secure the future of his clients to ensure that all of their medical and health needs are met.

As for the sum paid to secure the "Salvator," Kemp agreed it's "astonishing".

How can we balk at spending a small fraction of that sum to secure the credibility of democracy at home?

The Daily Telegraph had refused to publish the story even after it paid a substantial sum to secure the exclusive rights.

In an interview with the Radio Times, the broadcaster said the BBC had done the right thing not to pay any sum to secure the baking show, which broadcast on the BBC for the last time last week.

The Guardian published the story after the Daily Telegraph refused to for fear of offending its readers, even after the paper had paid a substantial sum to secure the exclusive rights.

Pal pointed out that, even after the Indian government spent enormous sums to secure the return of Norton Simon's bronze Nataraja in the seventies, the sculpture which is considered one of the masterpieces of Indian art was neither restored to the temple from which it had been stolen nor displayed in a museum.

Pal pointed out that, even after the Indian government spent enormous sums to secure the return of Norton Simon's bronze Nataraja in the seventies, the sculpture — which is considered one of the masterpieces of Indian art — was neither restored to the temple from which it had been stolen nor displayed in a museum.