Sentence examples for guaranteeing some from inspiring English sources
NEWSPAPERS are joining media like television and magazines in guaranteeing some results for advertisers.
Who will protect the agencies, who ended up guaranteeing some very dicey loans in the bad old days?
The program coincided with several other government plans to counter a credit squeeze, from guaranteeing some assets to putting political pressure on bank executives to lend more.
The new blueprint to be unveiled this year is supposed to break this logjam by guaranteeing some central-government support for such programs, according to economists who advise the government.
While the bulk of the crude is in the south, the pipeline to export it runs through the north, virtually guaranteeing some type of north-south symbiosis after independence.
The main concern, he said, is whether the bill violates what is called the "basic structure" of the Constitution, most prominently the "right to equality," by guaranteeing some citizens preferred treatment without demonstrating "compelling reasons" for such measures.
They guarantee some work, but not regular hours each week.
The first approach is guaranteed some level of success.
"You would have to let in a lot of people before you guarantee some Sergey Brins".
"But to put it harshly, I think that he did it to guarantee some debts".
Despite a friendly welcome being guaranteed, some safety concerns are inevitable.
