Sentence examples for guarantee its future from inspiring English sources
Facebook has won that fight: Flickr might be the photo sharing choice of tool for the technorati, but for the vast majority of Internet users – particularly the young Internet users who Yahoo needs to lock in to guarantee its future – a photo simply doesn't exist unless it's uploaded to Facebook.
Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield has been trying since 1996 to guarantee its future by shedding its not-for-profit status.
"I think this is exactly the kind of thing that Chrysler needs to be doing to guarantee its future," Mr. Bragman said.
Many observers raised concerns when Clean Development Mechanisms were first started in 2001, including governments' reluctance to guarantee its future existence and the low cost of carbon along with many other technical, socio-economic and financial issues.
Now it is trying to get one or more of its banks to guarantee its future trades, in some sort of joint venture, just to keep that trading business in operation.
John Howett, the team president, said that unless the teams and governing body FIA could reach an agreement, the Japanese team could not guarantee its future in the sport.
By recognising the United Kingdoms diversity, devolution has guaranteed its future.
One coal-fired plant decided to introduce a greener operation by installing a new selective catalytic reduction (SCR) emission control facility which has guaranteed its future operation.
If heritage is the tool fashion houses have turned to in the wake of the global financial crisis, then the actual market the luxury industry sees guaranteeing its future is China, according to Mr. di Marco and other speakers at the luxury conference convened by the International Herald Tribune.
The Department for Business said the funding guarantees its future until the end of 2020, regardless of Brexit.
Nokia has also cleverly guaranteed its future survival by making sure the agreement covers future technologies as well, which means that as data transmission speeds approach "fourth generation," there will be greater unity and no chance of patent battles with Qualcomm.
