Sentence examples for guarantee the really from inspiring English sources

Harry Kane has called on Tottenham Hotspur to end their season on a high by beating Newcastle next Sunday, especially as doing so will guarantee the "really good feeling" of finishing above Arsenal for the first time since 1995.

When you come to the big one, suddenly you want to trade in all those other wins to guarantee the one you really want.

But can the outside world really guarantee the security of Kim Jong Un's regime?

Time will also tell whether the mining industry can ever really guarantee the safety of its galley slaves.

Nobody can really guarantee the future.

The rtPS scheduler takes into account the polling delay to really guarantee the limited maximum delay.

For a precision engineering firm like Castle, that's not really enough to guarantee the quality of apprentices they need.

This year, Black Friday bargains went into effect at dinner time on Thanksgiving (Fuck you, employees!), and they've introduced the "1-Hour In Stock Guarantee," on the really in-demand items.

Asked whether the government could guarantee a "really substantial" extra amount of money per week for the NHS by 2020, Johnson said: "Well, yes, in the sense that clearly once we leave, and that isn't possible until the final moment that of the change in our arrangements, and we take back control of the budgets we contribute to the EU.

A money back guarantee is really critical to ensure the product is everything that they say it is.

Yet, since scheme 1 defines fault settings according to actual operating experience, the operation mode after the fault was really experienced which guarantees the reasonableness of the power flow, thus requiring further analysis of PFT results.