Sentence examples for being a guarantor from inspiring English sources

"Being a guarantor involves helping your child borrow a bit more by having your income in the background," says Hollingworth.

Furthermore, a guarantor doesn't benefit from being a guarantor on a lease (it does not improve their credit score and they don't receive any financial reward), thus it's a potentially large sacrifice with little reward.

NATO could be a guarantor.

The EU is a guarantor of peace, freedom and prosperity.

Britt believes individual gun ownership is a guarantor of democracy.

I'm not having to be a guarantor to fees.

Russia will not be a guarantor of security for Europe any time soon.

The president is also expected to be a guarantor of political unity.

The opposite – a stagnating or declining population – is a guarantor of economic stagnation and ageing.

Roberts might think that the complexity — the potential paperwork — is a guarantor against corruption, but he has too little faith.

But even if Americans are not themselves virtuous, doing what the Americans say is a guarantor of virtue.