Sentence examples for become a guarantee from inspiring English sources

Making it to the executive suite of a big American company has become a guarantee of multiple millions.

Wenger, however, has become a guarantee of a cherished top four place.

But the Declaration, in Lincoln's hands, became a guarantee of universal rights and liberties.

The oppressive languor of the Russian summer becomes a guarantee that nothing can ever be resolved.

"I love glass because you can play with the invisible and visible," said Ms. Brabant, whose Verre Rouge, above, with its hollow stem, may pass unnoticed until filled, when it becomes a guaranteed dinner table conversation piece.

Somehow, though, Stella's career has become a kind of guarantee of the integrity of the whole art enterprise.

The treaty would insure that Europe, a charnel house for the first half of the twentieth century, would in the second half become a place of guaranteed peace.

The tentative contract calls for an 18.6 percent cut in annual guaranteed salary, which will become $60,000; a guarantee that extra pay negotiated on an individual basis will not be cut more than 20 percent; reduction in the number of players to 28 from 34; and better retirement benefits.

His notoriety ultimately meant that being a deranged exhibitionist became a greater guarantee of rock-star success than being a gifted musician.

"But it does not follow from that historical fact that a unanimous jury became a constitutional guarantee," Oregon's brief said.

Taxation had accounted for 70 percent of Britain's wartime expenditure (£93,644,560 between 1702 and 1713), so the Commons' control over taxation became a powerful guarantee of its continuing importance.