Sentence examples for to secure one's future from inspiring English sources

College admission is becoming more competitive today in large part because of the desire for a "name brand," which is thought to secure one's future, and the search for a good "price," which has the public flagships booming while many private colleges bid against one another with scholarships and discounts.

Greg Sargent Stephen Bannonn has a grand plan to secure Trumpism's future.

Swansea boss Garry Monk is eager to secure Bony's future.

This is not an easy transition, but we are obliged to take the difficult steps to secure the FT's future as one of the world's great news organisations.

One survey found that nearly 60percentt of Daewoo's current workers favor a takeover by G.M. as the best way to secure the company's future.

"The only way to secure our future and the future of regional news services is if we update media laws".

But at noon on this New Year's Day, campaigners who helped to secure the future of one of the north's last remaining Edwardian bathhouses will mark the beginning of 2013 in a different way.

However, a statement from Silverstone said its bid for financial support to secure the future of Formula One's British Grand Prix was denied on the basis that this would be classed as illegal state aid.

Mark Jones If the children of the credit crunch share one common goal, it's to secure their financial future.

"We are pledging to work together to secure the future of one of the world's last remaining ancient forests," Gordon Brown said at the scheme's launch.

"As future patents expire, it is only a natural movement for big players to get smaller ones to secure their future," analyst Le Fur said.