Sentence examples for assure anything from inspiring English sources

First, it is fair to conclude that an AAA rating doesn't assure anything.

But winning last decade doesn't necessarily assure anything (just ask RIM).

No, I assure him, anything you put together will be excellent.

Their backers acknowledge that ticket sales are far from guaranteed, that advertising campaigns will be more expensive than in other cities on the tours, and that the Broadway branding does not assure them anything once they leave New York.

Or, for that matter, who said: 'I wish I could be assure of anything as that man is about everything.' Part of the trouble, I know, is that even after Nabokov we are still not used to novelists as aggressively intelligent as this; not used, at least, to novelists who flourish their cleverness like a matador's cape.

The Flames are not assured of anything.

"We weren't assured of anything," Mr. Perkins said.

One cannot feel assured about anything in Lebanon unless they change the whole system.

Not that we can be assured of anything just because we've won the last two down there.

The Wildcats have now won three straight games, but really won't be assured of anything unless they win Thursday's noon duel with Georgetown.

"If you have any problem," a high-powered American woman from Cairo assured me, "anything growing," she said mysteriously, looking at her feet, "it's gone".