Sentence examples for guarantees selection from inspiring English sources

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No player, it is true, can be guaranteed selection.

Even with her stature and Olympic pedigree, Williams was not guaranteed selection.

With Poulter always guaranteed selection due to his past Ryder Cup heroics, this essentially became a battle between Westwood and Donald.

She will now have to watch Friday's final on TV, knowing that if either of her two team-mates Jemma Simpson and Linsey Sharp runs under the 'A' standard of 1min 59.90secs, they will be guaranteed selection ahead of her.

"No one is guaranteed selection.

Clarke, 24, clocked 7.69 to guarantee selection for the European Indoor Championships, beating David Omoregie (7.78).

"Aaron has gone to a country where he is guaranteed selection for the Olympics and that kind of thing is a dream for every athlete.

With athletes finishing in the top two in their events while also possessing the relevant 'A' standard guaranteed selection for London it was a nervy, frenetic afternoon with the cold conditions far from ideal for big performances.

"The only way you can guarantee selection is by reaching the qualifying times but if [performance director] John Atkinson thinks Charlotte and I should be on the team, I trust he will put us on the team," Johnson said.

With the top five places guaranteed selection by captain Jose Maria Olazabal, Lawrie will remain hopeful of being included in the European team but his missing the cut is still a blow to his ambition to face the United States for the first time since shortly after winning the Open in 1999.