Sentence examples for few guarantees from inspiring English sources
In a draft with few guarantees, Wall is one.
New strikers come with so few guarantees for Premier League success.
The price may drop before the end of next week, but relievers offer few guarantees, anyway.
Among other things, kreteks offer one of Indonesia's few guarantees of employment.
And yet there are few guarantees when you are the last player on the roster.
Though more tickets could be distributed closer to the Games, there are few guarantees of actually getting a seat.
With the exceptions of Jane Austen and sometimes Dickens there are very few guaranteed happy endings.
Still, in a time of low returns and few guaranteed sources of income, there is often a desire for the perceived security of annuities, which come in many forms.
As you're between eclipses and with Mercury in retreat, there are few guaranteed outcomes to any schemes - until the new Moon of the 15th, you're in 'Plan B' land, even for run of the mill arrangements.
Not for her the endless TV dramas: "I wouldn't want to do something boring on the telly, week after week," even if that does mean sacrificing a few guaranteed "bums on seats" when she pops up in one of her more esoteric stage roles.
The AFL-CIO, which represents most unions in America, is pushing for legislation to curb executive-only pensions that give a chosen few guaranteed above-market rates of return.Soft landings, hard questionsSo-called "golden parachutes", large pay-offs even when top executives fail, have become a main focus this year in the debate over executive pay.
