Sentence examples for guaranteeing numbers from inspiring English sources

"It would be an unprecedented change in housing policy, guaranteeing numbers of house-building not seen since the post-war era".

It does not include sick pay or a guaranteed number of hours.

If they did so nevertheless, and more than the guaranteed number of bugs were reported, those with a valid sales receipt would be eligible for a refund proportional to the number of additional bugs.That may not be entirely workable, but it is an interesting suggestion.

Mr Neoh's company asks local businesses to offer discounts, sometimes up to 90%, in return for a certain guaranteed number of customers.

Her song "Ghosttown" was a guaranteed Number One for anybody else, but she didn't get a fair shot.

She told MPs on Thursday that the company no longer felt it could guarantee the numbers it has previously said it could.

This could guarantee adequate numbers of patients to perform proper analyses.

However, task difficulty was adjusted to the individual performance level to guarantee comparable numbers of correct and incorrect trials.

Ms. Bellagamba said it was chosen because combinations of other numbers were either being used by other companies or were actual working numbers; 111-111-111, she said, was a guaranteed nonworking number.

GNM cannot guarantee the number of impressions.

"Guaranteed that number's higher today than it was last night," he said.