Sentence examples similar to guaranteed to live from inspiring English sources

Children in care are today almost guaranteed to live in poverty.

There were breeding improvements, and an ABC News commentator suggested in 1968 that the larger shrimp, now guaranteed to live two years, might be called sea apes.

These are guaranteed to live along a common IAM, namely ℳ ( x ^ ).

A full-time worker -- 40 hours per week for 52 weeks -- earning the minimum wage is guaranteed to live at the poverty level.

It is a fun game, guaranteed to liven up the dullest dinner party.

He is a man with charisma to whom you want to listen – a man who can be guaranteed to liven up proceedings, even when he is talking bollocks.

It's much easier to guarantee the right to vote than it is to guarantee the right to live in sanitary, decent housing conditions.

The guarantee of assistance to live and move leads to a sense of ability.

These changes laid the ground for a subsequent incorporation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child into Norwegian law (1999) to guarantee children rights to live without violence and for the views of the children to be given due weight in all matters affecting them.

"We are giving an absolute guarantee to those living in Scotland, in receipt of the UK state pension at the time of independence, that their pensions will continue to be paid in full and on time, as now".

Borrowers are guaranteed the right to live in the property for life.