Sentence examples for assured further from inspiring English sources

That verdict assured further confrontation between the general and the judges.

Large railroad shops and offices were built, and the arrival of the Virginia Railroad, in 1906, assured further growth.

As illustrated in Fig.  2, derotation and vertebral remodeling proceed over the entire duration of treatment, assuring further curve correction and its maintenance over time.

And retailers often don't know who is making their clothes, or they are assured by further outsourcers that the ethical conditions suffice.

But anyone fearing a slippery slope may rest assured: no further lines were drawn in Chicago's grocery stores, and this one didn't hold for long anyway.

In the meantime, we can be assured of further why-oh-why discussion as to why football should continue to attract racists, despite the game's years of concerted effort to disassociate itself from racism.

"The full scale and continuing nature of the problems caused by delays in the national security determination process have only recently become apparent and I have been assured that further work is being done as a matter of urgency to prevent such problems occurring again and to mitigate their consequences," MacGregor says.

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The beauty, range, and flexibility of Norman's vibrant soprano voice assured her further operatic engagements, the most notable being the title role in Aïda in productions in Berlin and at La Scala in Milan and the role of Cassandra in Hector Berlioz's Les Troyens (The Trojans; Covent Garden, 1972).

In the second kind of argument, reasoning starts from a relatively abstract concept whose application is taken as assured, but further reflection leads to the conclusion that its scope must be extended to include the whole of reality.

We can be assured that further work will reveal more impressive similarities, and differences, between the influence of mouse and C. elegans IIS longevity mutations on HSPs, both in terms of HSP function and transcriptional regulation.