Sentence examples for guaranteed a route from inspiring English sources

Any sort of work is better than no work but being in a job does not guarantee a route out of poverty.

They don't need to earn that much money (even the least eloquent are almost guaranteed a route into punditry on retirement, and any doubters clearly haven't enjoyed an evening's football on Channel Five recently), but the point is that such fantastical wages have become the difference between even the top three and the rest.

Due to highly dynamic behaviour of nodes the shortest route does not necessarily guarantee a secure route.

ISHERWOOD Only a playwright of David Mamet's stature can be guaranteed a quick route to production.

A job, the government insists, is a guaranteed route out of poverty, and presumably a return to consumerism.

He said that Ukraine was interested in finding a co-owner for Naftogaz, and that Russia sought to "receive a guaranteed route for the fulfillment of its obligations to customers in Western Europe".

There's the convenient political fantasy that low-paid work is a guaranteed route out of hardship.

Work is no longer a guaranteed route out of poverty – however much Theresa May likes to claim it is.

It also echoes previous reports suggesting work is by no means a guaranteed route out of poverty given there are now more employed than unemployed households in poverty.

His reasoning was that, like the Roman church, Apple offered a guaranteed route to salvation – the Apple Way – provided one stuck to it.

Taxi ownership once seemed a guaranteed route to financial security, something that was more tangible and reliable than the stock market since people hailed cabs in good times and bad.