Sentence examples for securing in the first from inspiring English sources

The rational of using silicone oil as intraocular tamponade is to interrupt the open communication between the subretinal space/retinal pigment epithelial cells and the preretinal space with the aim of securing, in the first few days after surgery, chorioretinal adhesion induced by cryo- or laser treatment.

Rove said it was hard to imagine that either Romney or Santorum would fail to secure in the first ballot the 1,144 majority of delegates at the convention.

The Internet was not built to be secure in the first place: its openness is its core strength and its most conspicuous weakness.

Although colonial rule appeared secure in the first two decades of the 20th century, the British struggled to keep control of their Nigerian colony and continued to do so until Nigeria became independent in 1960.

Danny Alexander, the Liberal Democrat chief secretary, on Tuesday said only small cuts were required in the next parliament, adding that three-quarters to two-thirds of the spending cuts had already been secured in the first parliament.

Traditional hub-and-spoke networks are difficult enough to secure in the first place -- even when you have a defined perimeter.

Why are the suburbs secure in the first place?

But who really believed that Apple Pay would be rock-solid secure in the first place?

He goes on: "The liberal democratic core have lost sight of what we need to secure in the first place.

The battleships that von Tirpitz had failed to secure in the First Amendment to the Naval Law of 1906 were now approved by the Reichstag.

Almost immediately, the proposal was met with a tidal wave of backlash via of course, the Internet, with opponents saying the bill threatens rights secured in the First Amendment.