Sentence examples for unusually secure from inspiring English sources
His recent attempt to blame government woes on coalition politics looked limp: Mr Singh's government is unusually secure in Parliament.Congress has time to fix its problems.
Mr. Akyuz said the geological data from the site were being kept unusually secure, making it hard to judge whether the area was promising.
The service is compatible with Windows, Macintosh and Pocket PC operating systems, and the company says its technology, which sends data via radio transmitters, is unusually secure.
RIM, in turn, uses a unique global data network to give those customers a variety of special services like BlackBerry Messenger, or BBM, instant messaging and, for corporate clients, unusually secure e-mail.
At the time of the Civil War the bridge was noted for its community of goldsmiths, who may have been attracted by the unusually secure premises.
They were unusually junior to secure an audience.
The appointment has set off a fiercely fought, unusually expensive contest to secure Ms. Dandekar's seat in a special election on Tuesday, an election that will determine whether the Democrats maintain a majority or whether the Republicans advance to tie.
White House records show that Exelon executives were able to secure an unusually large number of meetings with top administration officials at key moments in the consideration of environmental regulations that have been drafted in a way that hurt Exelon's competitors, but curb the high cost of compliance for Exelon and its industry allies.
But it was enough to secure an unusually brief reauthorization period of just two years.
To remember a time when we ate unusually well -- those meals, he writes, that "secure a place in the pantheon" -- is to remember when we lived with gusto and loved well.
When the Toronto International film festival (TIFF) began last Thursday, there was much talk about an unusually high number of the festival's features that had yet to secure all-important North American distribution.
