Sentence examples for despite guarantees from inspiring English sources

Despite guarantees from Sather and his boss at the Garden, James L. Dolan, that the Rangers will rally to make the playoffs, their prospects appear dim.

In a phone call with his lawyer, Clive Stafford Smith, Mr Aamer said that despite guarantees he would be released within days, he feared he would still die in the prison, adding: "I know there are people who, even now, are working hard to keep me here".

$15,000 and many months later, it appeared his visa, despite guarantees in writing from his attorney, was not going to be approved.

It was prepared initially to tax small depositors, despite guarantees of protection; there is the perceived bullying of the European Central Bank and Germany; there are renewed doubts that such disparate countries can be held together in a monetary and economic union.

Democrats proposed another version of the bill this year, but McCain again demurred over the same concerns, despite guarantees that it treated corporations and unions fairly.

And despite guarantees that EC-funded resettlements would be completed by February 2015, "not one new housing block has been finished," said the NGO, who blames Serbian bureaucracy and discrimination for the failure of the project.

Patience was Brian Cashman's theme on Tuesday when he addressed reporters after the Yankees lost Lee despite guaranteeing two years and $28 million more than the Phillies.

Though domestic online sales grew 18 percent in fiscal 2012, Best Buy was unable to get some orders to consumers in time for Christmas, despite guaranteed Christmas delivery.

Jeb Bush, Trump's closest rival in the polls, also used the term, despite guaranteeing support for the 14th amendment and birthright citizenship.

But despite guaranteeing top-flight rugby next season, they have once again missed out on the end-of-season play-offs and a place in the Heineken Cup, largely because of their poor form away from Sixways.

Seniors, despite guaranteed Medicare coverage, also are suffering, as nearly 1 in 5 ends up back in the hospital within a month of being released, one of the highest readmission rates in the country and a leading indicator of systemwide problems.