Sentence examples for sort of secure from inspiring English sources

Mr Smith says that the creation of a sort of "secure YouTube of global law enforcement" could be beneficial both for the public, who would get more accountable police, and for officers on the beat, who could be vindicated more quickly if falsely accused of brutality.

All your body's vital functions will be read out and transmitted directly onto the Internet to some sort of secure private medical agent that is monitoring your body for trouble.

I can imagine, though, the watch being a sort of "key" to your other devices, activating a sort of secure private network, syncing information between devices, and so on.

And she has, for all her success and all the respect she garners, a lovely modesty, a sort of secure insecurity.

There's room in the beechwood block to snake a dock connector cable, which sort of secures your iDevice while charging it.

After all strategies were sort of secured on paper, I officially registered the company as a corporation, registered the domain name for the web site, and asked a designer to create the logo.

' (ID330, female, 66 years) 'I do feel confident, a bit, sort of, more secure knowing they [the clinic staff] are there.

' (ID281, female, 42 years) 'I'd be quite happy to do it [self-manage] but then I don't have any problems dealing with the hospital either because they're so professional.' In addition, some interviewees gained reassurance from being in regular contact with the clinic: 'I do feel confident, a bit, sort of, more secure knowing they [the clinic staff] are there.

At the very least he wants to leave at a time of his own choosing (when, presumably, he would like to leave with dignity and with some sort of legacy secured [the BBC WW deal]).

I guess what we've got is a sort of super-secure Peek with media, two-way video (maybe), and military GPS.

At times, it became a debate that might have left some viewers wondering whether the parties now believed that any sort of ballot was secure.