Sentence examples for guaranteeing a wave from inspiring English sources

These guarantees led private banks to extend loans to borrowers that should have been turned away, thereby guaranteeing a wave of bank failures.

There is virtually no support for any sort of climate policy among Republicans in US Congress, because even acknowledging the reality of global warming guarantees a wave of attacks by the extreme right-wing of the Republican Party and a probable primary election challenge.

By sneaking Meltan in there for a bit at the end, they pretty much guaranteed a wave of "WTF?" would roll around the world.

Psychoanalyzing a political movement guarantees a fresh wave of hate mail, but my best guess is that the passion of my correspondents is ultimately fueled by cultural unease.

The "stop work" approach envisioned in the president's budget request almost guarantees a huge wave of layoffs among our most gifted and productive aerospace workers.

guaranteeing a borrower's debts.

The peristaltic wave which allows the intestinal transit affects the stent, which must not move or crushed, guaranteeing an adequate lumen.

The Japanese government, already heavily in debt itself, can ill afford to honor these guarantees during a wave of failures brought on by a run on the banks.

But perhaps that's because it's the only one that wouldn't guarantee a wardrobe malfunction at the slightest wave or gust of wind?

While Agyness Deyn did little more than warble backing vocals on four songs by the obscure new-wave pop group, she guaranteed a packed crowd peppered with celebrities on Friday night at Industry, a suitably cool live venue in east London.

The United States had already guaranteed a $400 million loan to Israel to absorb a smaller wave of Soviet Jewish immigrants in October 1990.