Sentence examples similar to a guaranteed success from inspiring English sources

It was not a guaranteed success.

None of this is cheap, or a guaranteed success.

An initial public offering by Hulu is by no means a guaranteed success.

"If it was a guaranteed success, it wouldn't be much of an adventure," Mr. Hendricks says.

An evening at Madame Jojo's was never a guaranteed success, even with all the swanky velvet and glittering mirrors.

Dots got 5m players in its first three months, so someone may have reasoned that the Dots version of Facebook would be a guaranteed success.

Calum Chambers still has a lot to learn at Arsenal and only Luke Shaw was looking like a guaranteed success before United lost him to a broken ankle in September.

Sunderland is a 10-year job, not a 10-game job, and the nature of Moyes's outstanding work at Everton suggests he is almost a guaranteed success in the long term.

Dr No was by no means a guaranteed success, but as soon as Connery was revealed at the gaming table and he delivered his famous catchphrase there was no looking back.

The equation models the fact that when a packet is within the radio range of the destination, the last hop is a guaranteed success.

As in the previous section, we assume that when a packet is within radio range of the destination, the last hop is a guaranteed success.