Sentence examples for class guarantees from inspiring English sources
Submitting a form showing fewer than 30 hours of class guarantees that it will not be approved.
A Lock has acquire and release methods to acquire and release the lock, and the class guarantees that only one thread at a time can acquire it.
As the New York Times's Mark Leibovich observed: "In some sense, [they are] living proof of the thing that most voters loathe about Washington: the notion that membership in its political class guarantees a win-for-life lottery ticket".
When an institution of higher learning is driven primarily by the needs of its shareholders, not its students, the drive to get "asses in classes" guarantees that marketing budgets will dwarf whatever is spent on faculty and instruction.
Educators are quick to point out that large classes do not necessarily mean bad teaching any more than small classes guarantee good teaching.
I Don't Know How She Does It is a salute to the oppressed middle classes, guaranteed to strike a chord with every harried working mum who's found herself lumbered with a full-time nanny, oodles of cash, a four-storey Boston townhouse and a supportive husband with flexible working hours.
Some of this comes with first-class payment guarantees, but not all.
His grades were good although not near enough to the top of his class to guarantee him entry.
The stakes are high — students who pass the class are guaranteed a job in an MIT research lab.
Under the state's Top 10 Percent program, Texas students at the top of their high school class are guaranteed admission, filling three-quarters of the slots for in-state students.
In his address, Mr. Bush noted the program in his home state of Texas, in which the top 10percentt of each graduating class is guaranteed admission to the University of Texas campus at Austin.
