Sentence examples for guaranteed to raise from inspiring English sources

The charity Age UK's director Michelle Mitchell said: "We are delighted the government is introducing a 'triple guarantee' to raise the basic state pension from April, and also a matching increase for pension credit which will help the poorest in later life, but this is offset by the rise in VAT which will hit poorer households hardest, including low income pensioners".

But nobody is guaranteed to raise enough money to meet their goals.

The provocateur of the bunch, Spartacus Chetwynd, is guaranteed to raise a smile.

Ms Malone's salary alone is guaranteed to raise a few eyebrows.

The lawsuit is guaranteed to raise eyebrows in the close-knit swimming world.

Those movies were guaranteed to raise a lump in our throats.

It is an affectionate parody of Wagner's excesses, and still guaranteed to raise a laugh, 50-plus years later.

"Even if the conversations have absolutely no impact on ultimate public policy, it is guaranteed to raise questions about purchasing influence".

Under the deal, the facility will be based in Luxembourg and will use government guarantees to raise funds for countries at risk.

Mr. Bush could hardly have picked more extreme candidates for these cabinet positions, choices guaranteed to raise a red flag to a large number of Americans.

Sue George (jittery) The London rush hour, especially on an airless tube, is pretty much guaranteed to raise the stress levels, especially for an already jittery me.