Sentence examples for guaranteed of having from inspiring English sources
Eating fish is not a guarantee of having high levels of DHA.
The Yankees would probably be unwilling to trade three young players with no guarantee of having Gonzalez beyond this season.
Instead of four new Trident boats, the Lib Dems would go for only two or, at most, three even if it meant sacrificing the guarantee of having one boat on patrol at all times—"continuous at-sea deterrence", as it is known.
One Pentagon official said the United States was concerned that if Sergeant Woodland were transferred to the local authorities before being indicted, he would have no guarantee of having a lawyer or even an interpreter with him during questioning, and that the authorities could conduct their questioning in any manner and for any length of time.
It said it had made significant changes to its proposals following more than 40 meetings in eight weeks, including the guarantee of having supervisors at smaller stations at all times.
Previous research has often shattered the myth of "digital natives" and concluded that growing up in a digital environment is no guarantee of having the same experiences and needs regarding the use of technology in education (Bennett et al., 2008; Kvavik, 2005; Raes & Schellens, 2011).
For their trouble, the Heat went from the marginal leader in the Eastern Conference to a juggernaut virtually guaranteed of having home-court advantage throughout the playoffs.
Nothing embodies the rights of an American citizen more than the guaranteed privilege of having a jury decide their justice.
Instead, consumers would be guaranteed the choice of having their prescriptions filled either through mail-order or at the local drugstore, without any added copayments or fees.
In the case that a tumor cannot be probabilistically guaranteed, the probability of having at least one tumor of each magnitude is illustrated.
The main guarantee of this has been a rule that any paper that goes before David Cameron has also to be seen by Nick Clegg.
