Sentence examples for almost guaranteeing that from inspiring English sources

But he left most of them unanswered, almost guaranteeing that the "media circus" he derided during the interview would continue.

Maybe it was no more than a knock-on effect, driven by a law of unintended consequences, almost guaranteeing that politicians' best-laid plans will somehow unravel.

The weeks leading up to the match were volatile, almost guaranteeing that some of the hard feelings between the two camps would spill over into the actual fight.

Forcing providers to cover people with preëxisting conditions, and to do it at affordable rates, skews equations on both sides of the bet, and, ultimately, stacks the deck against the insurers, almost guaranteeing that they'll lose.

But one thing is crystal clear: by making immigration the priority over membership of the single market, Theresa May is almost guaranteeing that, in order to offer sops to the Cerberus of burgeoning racism in this country, the economy will suffer.

By greatly increasing inequality as a matter of policy the Tories are almost guaranteeing that our GDP per Capita will shrink.

Exercise almost guarantees that you'll sleep more soundly.

Brookes said she could "almost guarantee" that this had happened.

This almost guarantees that all the alternatives will be considered.

"You're almost guaranteed that some of them will be broken.

Adding emphasis, he said "I can almost guarantee" that they would not continue to be employed.