Sentence examples for but cannot ensure from inspiring English sources

Trump Hotels also said that it "anticipates but cannot ensure" that it will have enough money on hand to provide for a May interest payment of about $73.1 million.

When this party is needed for the nomination but cannot ensure a replacement that satisfies its interests, it will block the process.

The protocol guarantees only that the link quality from the helper to the recipient is optimal, but cannot ensure the link quality from the sender to the helper.

The energy constraint for island partition is a necessary but not sufficient condition for island operation: the constraint can only ensure that energy is sufficient for the entire islanding period, but cannot ensure that the power can be balanced at any time interval during that period, and neither are security constraints considered.

Moreover, the supply-function rule may represent the decision rule imposed by top management on lower-level management, as would be realistic in a firm with different levels of sales management and in which top managers transmit rules of behavior that are useful under different contingencies but cannot ensure immediate feedback about the actual state of demand (Basu 1993, p. 142).

Adopting purely sectoral approach (e.g. tariff-based and other trade restrictions, subsidies, requirements to export activities, and restrictions on foreign investments) at best can provide only a short-term positive effect for a specific industry (and more often, only for a limited number of companies) but cannot ensure a positive cumulative effect for the whole economy.

But it cannot ensure all bills are correct, she says.

Television can keep a story alive but it cannot ensure that the public will continue to believe in it.

Employers can ask workers in safety-sensitive jobs to self-report any potentially dangerous prescription medications, but they cannot ensure they do so.

But it cannot ensure the two endpoints of the data sequence are exactly the extreme points.

Faith communities and non-profits can and are doing incredible things in our country, but they cannot ensure that 40 million food insecure Americans have access to three healthy meals a day and neither can the government for that matter.