Sentence examples similar to be guaranteed to fail from inspiring English sources

In India, you can't assume that". Faced with the challenge of quantifying behavior, Nanduri realized that even the best possible model on a computer might still be guaranteed to fail in the mayhem of city streets.

That's guaranteed to fail.

This diplomatic approach is guaranteed to fail.

As an independent measure, however, it's guaranteed to fail.

Swipe slowly and meticulously and you are guaranteed to fail.

In fact, they are guaranteed to fail; it's only a matter of when.

Hansen warned that the new treaty is "guaranteed to fail" to bring down emissions.

If one site is guaranteed to fail anyway you can stack on more bad performance.

And in fact some were guaranteed to fail because of tradition and sheer economics.

James Bernstein New York, May 25 , 2009• To the Editor: Flynt Leverett and Hillary Mann Leverett assert that the Obama administration's Iran policy is "guaranteed to fail" from the "incoherence" of negotiating while threatening tough sanctions and retaining a last resort of military action to prevent an Iranian nuclear bomb.

But if war were presented before the people honestly, a military spokesman would have to say: "We can intervene militarily, but, barring a scorched-earth tactic a la the 1982 Hama massacre against Syria's Muslim Brotherhood, we are guaranteed to fail, lots of innocent lives will be lost and in the process we will turn local public opinion against us and only legitimise the terrorists".