Sentence examples similar to guaranteed off from inspiring English sources

As a neutral, I'd be sad to see him go – he's a guarantee of off-the-field entertainment and drama (his team's aren't always so interesting).

This is only an add-on, not a guarantee of keeping off mosquitoes.

There's a guaranteed off-the-charts camp quotient in a show that sets the televised confessions of pole-dancing housewives and men with diaper fixations to music that often leans more toward Bach than Broadway.

We have no guarantee of being "better off" the next time our government uses such tactics.

Still, that leaves nearly 1 in 4 Americans without any guarantee of paid time off from work.

Because of the EU guarantee of paid time off for pregnant women for ante-natal appointments and protection from dismissal by "unscrupulous bosses".

Once he signs it, Jersey City will be the first municipality in the state and one of the few nationwide to guarantee time off for illness.

And the U.S. ranks dead last among 21 of the world's richest countries when it comes to guaranteed days off, according to the Center for Economic and Policy Research.

Europe, for example, leads the pack of the world's richest nations when it comes to guaranteed time off with an average of 20 days of paid vacation each year.

Reservists in particular are experiencing practical barriers to receive of treatment, and therefore educating civilian employers and general practitioners about common mental health problems after deployment whilst emphasising the importance of providing guaranteed time off from work to consult without penalty is important.

From June to September, whale sightings – if not always as close as ours – are virtually guaranteed off the coast of Ecuador's Manabí province.