Sentence examples for dark guarantees from inspiring English sources

But Mandelson's enduring reputation – as one of Clare Short's sinister "people who live in the dark" – guarantees that he will always get a tough press.

Autosampler stability was shown for the extracted QC samples at 4 °C in the dark to guarantee stability during higher sample throughput.

Certainly Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark is no guaranteed hit.

Like all attempts at conversation, it is a leap into the dark, with no guarantee it will be heard or understood.

You get a two-cup pot of proper tea, dark, tannin-packed, guaranteed to kick-start your morning, and the roll is spot on.

Stanley, who was instructed to look for subversive propagande reports on the film: "This is a post-Civil-War costume and dialect picture & with everybody in the cast mumbling & me taking notes in the dark, can't guarantee accuracy my version dialogue.

Paedophiles should not be able to operate on the dark net with guaranteed impunity, and terrorists should not be able to render themselves undetectable simply by selecting an app on which their communications history will never be known even to the provider.

One is the bunching of primaries, which magnifies the need to raise very big money very early, pretty much guarantees that dark horses will stay dark, and makes it harder for someone to enter the race late.

The Invention of Dr Cake is a relatively serene meditation on literature and reputation, a game of What if? lightly disguised as a dark tale with a guarantee of frisson.

Dark programs are not guaranteed to be proper programs, but dark programming can still be used as a tool in proper (rational) programming.

And the total dark of the polar winter guarantees that much of the sea will freeze whatever happens.