Sentence examples for guaranteed for example from inspiring English sources

Their status means a Tour de France berth is not guaranteed, for example, but Cavendish's place on the roster and the performance of the squad in 2015 means an invite is likely in 2016.

Mingling of residents is pretty much guaranteed, for example, thanks to the fact that half of the community's 1,176 acres are set aside for commons and other green spaces.

Such message integrity is guaranteed, for example, by the offset code-book (OCB) mode [15] of block cipher encryption.

Employers are not required to pay domestic workers the 52 quetzales ($7) minimum daily wage that a daycare worker or school janitor is guaranteed, for example, nor to limit their hours or provide overtime pay.

Confidentiality is particularly important when the anonymity of participants cannot always be guaranteed, for example where research involves small or unusual samples, identifiable locations, or 'elite' respondents with local or national profiles [ 9, 46, 126].

It recommends new federal standards to guarantee, for example, that patients receive an average of two hours of care each day from nurses' aides.

Typically, parallel applications embed mechanisms to efficiently use the allocated resources, guaranteeing for example a good load balancing and reducing the parallel overhead.

Such a law would not guarantee, for example, that the most crime ridden 5% of the places contain any specific percent of crime, except that these places would have a lot more than 5%.

I think that what would make me take the step, would be a good package deal, that someone independent could guarantee, for example the university or the energy authority or something like that… well, someone that had looked at different suppliers and packages and could say, "These are reasonable choices, we have looked at this, this is good".

Recent work has shown how the presence of particular network 'motifs' — repeating patterns of connections between a small number of nodes — can guarantee, for example, a chaotic attractor for the network as a whole [36].

Tony Pulis still uses the long-throw tactic to good effect at home, but they are not only about physicality and set pieces anymore – Rory Delap is no longer a guaranteed starter for example.