Sentence examples for guaranteed man from inspiring English sources

Only "one or two" of the 300 guaranteed Man funds launched over the past 17 years have returned principal only.

When John Locke laid the conceptual foundations of liberal democracy in the 17th century, he contended that a system that guaranteed men rights over the product of their own labor (including wild apples picked from a tree) would always prevail over a system based on arbitrary authority, like feudal dues or taxation without representation.

But in stressful times, during which human survival is less guaranteed, men would be more willing to risk a physically dissimilar partner in order to father as many children as possible.

Mr. Zimmer had starred in the suit retailer's commercials for almost 30 years, guaranteeing men that "you're going to like the way you look".

In 1990, the law guaranteeing men their family's inheritance — a cornerstone of the Confucian system — was the first of the so-called family laws to fall; the rest would be dismantled over the next 15 years.

They say that patriarchy is concerned with guaranteeing men free sexual access to women.

"It was a tragedy," said Luther Mack, the commission's chairman, and the only vote in favor of licensing Tyson for a fight that would have guaranteed each man $17.5 million.

Two years ago they'd been written off, everyone's guaranteed spoon men.

There will also be first-time gold medalists guaranteed in men's and women's ski cross, the two new events in these Olympics.

In return, the shogun not only guaranteed these men security of tenure in their traditional landholdings but rewarded them with new holdings in confiscated lands such as from the Taira or the supporters of Go-Toba.

The recently negotiated contract between the Eagles and Michael Vick has several million more guaranteed than Manning.