Sentence examples for guarantees an extra from inspiring English sources

Playing Wales, a side with whom we are very familiar, guarantees an extra edge and we're particularly conscious of the need to match them physically.

However, it is not clear if the new contract satisfies the regions' concerns over finance and they still favour the Rugby Champions' Cup which they claim guarantees an extra £12m in revenue.

Since September last year it has injected $50 billion to ensure liquidity, and a currency swap agreement with the U.S. Federal Reserve guarantees an extra $30 billion to prop up the markets if needed.

Tournaments guarantee an extra dose of national television exposure for the two finalists — a big plus in the recruiting world — and they tend to favor teams that are peaking at the end of the year, which in turn may help the league's chances to succeed in the NCAA Tournament.

Wasps gradually imposed their ascendancy and when they drove a maul from a line-out having turned down the opportunity to kick for goal, George Smith emerged with the ball near the corner only for the referee to award a penalty try to virtually guarantee an extra two points.

If my husband and I had known that paying a mere $8,000 a year in nursery-school fees would mean that, as a study you noted showed, our children would be less likely to smoke and be guaranteed an extra $140,000 in lifetime income, we might have reconsidered our decision not to send our younger two children to nursery school at all.

Most often, when you walk into an Italian restaurant, the first thing you see is a tantalizing spread of antipasti laid out by the front door: cold meats and sausages, glistening salads and platters of grilled vegetables, all of which inevitably guarantee an extra 10 bucks per person on the bill.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has said the Liberal Democrats are the only party that can guarantee an extra £8bn in NHS funding by 2020.

From then on, Thanksgiving would be celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November - guaranteeing an extra week of shopping before Christmas.

The wealthiest those with $50 million or more would part with half of their wealth to guarantee an extra 10 years of healthy living.

Cloud is still necessary for computationally intensive operations and to store data centrally to guarantee an extra layer of security (especially in case of "network disasters"), but custom chips and edge computing algorithms can do most of the operations the final customer needs directly on the device.