Sentence examples for So guarantees from inspiring English sources

Failure to do so guarantees a longer, deeper European recession and would likely hurt America's nascent recovery.

Sales of items with guaranteed prices accounted for perhaps $1 billion of the more than $6 billion that the two big auction houses turned over last year.Even so, guarantees are risky.

This sum, spread over the next 50 years or so, guarantees the welfare not of state pensioners or children or the unemployed, but of a different class of customer.

Doing so guarantees the resulting sentences (if grammatical) to have a metaphysical reading, viz., a reading about the possible evolution of the world with respect to the team working overtime after last Wednesday.

But failing to do so guarantees the failure of all education reform efforts.

This presence of the opposite suggests constant movement laws of attraction, repulsion, etc. —and so guarantees movement within the life process, growth and change.

It could get messy, so guarantee a decent night's kip at Channing's (0131-315 2226, channings.co.uk) with doubles from £115 a night.

Falk insisted that the company spend at least a million dollars on promotion, and so guarantee his client that measure of commercial exposure.

Last year, Hassli seemed so guaranteed to win goal of the season that everyone forgot to vote for him and it went to Darlington Nagbe instead.

Ali Oliver, chief executive of the Youth Sport Trust, said that the research showed action is needed "to modernise the approach to PE and school sport and in doing so guarantee the best possible future for generations to come".

"Of course, we continue to manage, monitor and review the contract closely, to ensure that service targets are being met within the agreed contract price, so guaranteeing ongoing savings to the council," he said.