Sentence examples for guarantee progress from inspiring English sources

But inventions alone weren't enough to guarantee progress.

But it would not guarantee progress in ending the conflict.

Sadly, Tony Blair has proven the corollary: being a signatory does not guarantee progress.

Victory for the Tigers will help secure a decent draw, while the Parisians have to win well to guarantee progress.

Such a performance would not guarantee progress in the second round against France's Sandrine Testud, who upset her sixth-seeded compatriot Amélie Mauresmo in three sets.

Porto need a win to guarantee progress, as Dynamo Kyiv are likely to reach 11 points with a final game against the bottom club Maccabi Tel Aviv.

If Slovakia beat Italy, they will be guaranteed progress providing New Zealand do not overcome Paraguay.

Since Celtic would be guaranteed progress by preventing Spartak from scoring, it is hardly surprising that he should dwell on the significance of his keeper, Artur Boruc.

Overall, the scientific method provides scientists with an orderly, systematic way of approaching their research that, in the end, guarantees progress.

However, the agreement was struck on the proviso that the EU guaranteed progress on to a second phase of talks at a European council meeting on 14 and 15 December.

Warrington have climbed to second above Cas with this victory, but they are still likely to need to win their last league game at Wigan next Friday to secure a place in the top four, which guarantees progress to the second round of the play-offs.