Sentence examples for securing something from inspiring English sources

Mata's £37.1million arrival from Chelsea is aimed at securing something rather more long term.

Osama Diab of the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, an NGO, worries that the settlements could undermine efforts in Switzerland and Britain to link frozen assets to crimes so that courts can sanction their return.However, economic necessity means that securing something now may look better than waiting years in the hope of recovering more.

Ridley Scott was on board as director within the month, and Hollywood's A-list duked it out for roles, with large numbers of them securing something: Brad Pitt, Penélope Cruz, Cameron Diaz and Javier Bardem are all on board, with a supporting cast including John Leguizamo, Rosie Pérez and Goran Višnjić.

"The science of securing something with 100percentt certainty doesn't exist," Hugh Thompson, chief technology officer at Blue Coat told a group of reporters last week at an RSA Roundtable event.

Facebook isn't a hardware maker and its handling of Oculus is the company's only real trial with the challenges of making, marketing — and securing — something that isn't a social app.

"There's a continuum between security and usability and it's true that the more you secure something there is a cost in how usable it is," he said.

That would enable them to secure something in return.

If they fail, he warns, Sri Lanka's relief at having secured something like peace may be short-lived.

It's essential to secure "something like a year" between the uranium's exit and the fuel's arrival.

If they fail at this, says Mr Saravanamuttu, Sri Lanka's relief at having secured something like peace may be short-lived.

"It would have been better if, when we were bailing the banks out, we'd secured something from the banks in return," Mr. Osborne said.