Sentence examples for ensure though from inspiring English sources

You can ensure, though, that the project you choose is significant and can be finished in a reasonable time.

It was now up to the Greek authorities to ensure though determined implementation of the reform programme that the confidence continues to grow, he said.

Whenever consumer capitalism becomes snarled up by its own contradictions, governments scramble to mend the machine, to ensure – though it consumes the conditions that sustain our lives – that it runs faster than ever before.

Ensure, though, that you drink at least two liters of water during the day.

Hickox ensured, though, that the splendour of Walton's choral and orchestral writing was unleashed, and the Albert Hall is the one auditorium that can cope with it.

Whereas Maimonides maintained that Judaism was the only divine law promulgated by a true prophet, Albo considered that the commandments given to Noah for all humankind the Noahide Laws that Noah received after the Flood also constitute divine law, which ensures, though to a lesser degree than does Judaism, the happiness of its adherents.

Respondents' consent was ensured, though no names or other identifying information were collected.

Further, results from SUBarrays were sufficiently reproducible to ensure biological accuracy, though, likely due to higher background and the use of background subtracted intensities, displayed less precision than the Agilent platform, particularly for higher Z score values, where one signal was close to background (Supplementary text S1, Figure S4, S5).

In effect, victory for England will ensure qualification though the mathematicians can tell us that this is dependent on West Indies beating Ireland in Mohali.

The human species needs both males and females in order to ensure survival, though socially women may live their lives and raise children with or without a male partner.

A Justice Department report on body cameras released in 2014 supports this practice, claiming it will help ensure accuracy, though as The Washington Post recently reported, the director of the group that authored the report has since changed his mind.