Sentence examples for either guarantees from inspiring English sources

It is not a good idea to rely on either guarantees or certificates.

If at all possible, choose a school that either guarantees their training or will let you pay when you arrive.

But E. G. did; he trusted me to make a decision that would either guarantee him $750,000 or risk that he not get a penny.

Clubs were either guaranteed a certain amount from bar sales — say, $3,500 for the bigger shows — or paid 10percentt of the door, plus expenses.

The Spanish case would seem to prove that if you want absolute parity you must either guarantee it by law or impose it by prime-ministerial decree – starting with the cabinet.

From the conceptual point of view, different notions of planning problems can be devised: for instance, a plan might either guarantee goal achievement, or just have some chances of success.

The vast majority of those loans are either guaranteed or owned by the U.S. Education Department.

The list of people he chooses to sit on this committee will either guarantee that no bill at all is going to make it to President Obama's desk this year, or it will allow some sort of compromise to have a chance of passing.

Merit functions either guarantee intra-bicluster homogeneity, the overall homogeneity of the output set of biclusters (inter-bicluster homogeneity), or both.

He could buy mortgage-backed securitizations--either guaranteed by government-sponsored enterprises such as Fannie Mae, or private label deals--that have traded in an active and liquid market since the 1980s.

In [3], the bandwidth request message is partitioned into two categories, guaranteed and non-guaranteed; but the effort will be in vain if all the bandwidth requests are from only one category, either guaranteed or non-guaranteed type.