Sentence examples for effectively guaranteeing from inspiring English sources

He endorsed Netanyahu yesterday, effectively guaranteeing the Likud leader would be chosen to try and form a coalition government.

Tuesday The US Federal reserve injects $236bn£117bnbn) into the American banking system, effectively guaranteeing banks' mortgage-backed securities.

Instead of deciding in advance which vaccine candidates deserve funding, however, a government could commit itself to paying a reasonable price for whatever vaccine turns out to work, effectively guaranteeing a market for it.

"Our hope is that the government treats this as a turning point and presses ahead with an overarching reform aimed at promoting transparency, effectively guaranteeing the public's right to know," it said.

In the 1950s, the Pentagon bought so many microchips, effectively guaranteeing the market, that the price of a microchip came down from $1,000 to $20 in less than ten years, while the power of the chips increased exponentially.

For Labour, it is to our political advantage if the PM digs in behind his health secretary and his bill – effectively guaranteeing that the NHS will be a major political issue at the next election.

In return, Europe as a whole would effectively guarantee eventual principal repayment.

Pay experts say the unusual time-traveling maneuver effectively guarantees him a windfall.

So draconian were its terms that it effectively guaranteed Britain would refuse to be pacified.

It was only after Lehman went under, and the government effectively guaranteed that the big banks were too big to fail, that the gap widened massively.

The problem gets worse when those who buy bonds issued by banks conclude that their investments are effectively guaranteed by the government".