Sentence examples similar to guaranteed to point from inspiring English sources

The junk science should have been obvious: the slender wand is topped by what looks like a radio antenna on a swivel that the manufacturer guaranteed to point to weapons or bombs hidden up to a half-mile away, underwater or in planes three miles high.

It would also stretch the defence guarantee to snapping point and put the necessary ratification of new members by national parliaments in jeopardy for all.

Simple point to point transportation cannot guarantee efficient operations.

Owing to the stabilizing spin imparted them by rifling grooves, elongated projectiles flew much straighter than balls, and they were virtually guaranteed to land point-first.

Andy also points to how through most of the 1990s only Juve or Milan won La Scudetto, although he does ruin everything by contesting that "it is harder to win a league where your main competition cannot be guaranteed to lose points to other teams, as is the case in Scotland".

Harrisburg has failed to make good on its guarantee, pointing to Dauphin County, a co-guarantor on some of the incinerator bonds.

We prove that all the proposed iterative algorithms guarantee to converge to a stationary point.

Whereas none of these effects is guaranteed to be direct, two points of potential significance need to be raised.

But critics of the law say the provision is no guarantee of safety, pointing to a recent shooting in Virginia where a customer who had a permit to carry a concealed weapon shot himself in the leg while drinking beer at a restaurant.

Though they might set you back a few bills, these point-and-shooters are guaranteed to score you points.

"It is so important on grass because if you make your first serve, you are almost guaranteed to win the point.