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If rates fall any lower, seniors will have an increasingly difficult time securing doctor appointments.
Lawrence Shapiro, who argued for the borough, said he expected that towns would have an easier time securing easements.
Even the most exceptionally talented among us have a very difficult time securing lasting fame by writing great poetry.
Plaid was next with 12, and the Tories took 11, while Ukip won seats for the first time, securing seven.
That way, he said, if the bones are obviously not human, investigators do not waste time "securing a crime scene to safeguard a cow bone".
Mortgage experts say that older buyers near the end of their loans may now have a tougher time securing a loan for a second home.
But with his English, which was limited, he had a difficult time securing steady work that paid enough to feed his children.
Without that insurance, these groups said, developers and nonprofits would have a harder time securing financing for housing programs in low- and middle-income neighborhoods.
It recently sublet two new offices for its own use in Parsippany, while at the same time securing a tenant for Pharmacia's former offices in Bedminster.
Trusts are also a vital source of financing for private companies, and lately real estate developers, which often have a difficult time securing loans from state-owned banks — largely because the government is trying to restrain real estate development.
Needing a win to finish ahead of Manchester United in the league standings, City scored twice in 125 seconds during injury time, securing the most unlikely of victories as the referee fingered his whistle.
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