Sentence examples for enough to guarantee a from inspiring English sources

Is your product definitely unique enough to guarantee a market?

That, perhaps, is enough to guarantee a literary afterlife.

But whether it's enough to guarantee a sustainable population is far from clear.

Some biologists argue that a total of 500 bears isn't nearly enough to guarantee a genetically healthy population.

This means that being among the best in class is no longer enough to guarantee a job.

Some experts suggest having 20 eggs frozen is enough to guarantee a pregnancy but this is far from true.

"There were never going to be enough to guarantee an acceptable outcome," said Richard N. Haass, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations.

Ms. Weingarten reiterated yesterday that she also hoped to get a contract in place early enough to guarantee an orderly hiring process for the fall term.

Gone, apparently, are the days when being an actress on a low-rated sitcom or a table-flinging Real Housewife was enough to guarantee an invitation to sit in the front row at New York Fashion Week.

And Mr Gore is also finding it surprisingly hard to attract contented voters, either because they give him little credit for the "Greenspan boom", or because they do not see Mr Bush as a threat to prosperity.All these things should be enough to guarantee an exciting race.

Then, a problem intuitively arises: how many linear combinations are enough to guarantee an exact detection of s occupied channels.