Sentence examples for guarantees to compete from inspiring English sources

Auction houses use guarantees to compete for coveted consignments.

This marks the first time a queen has been sent home while simultaneously receiving a guaranteed chance to compete again at a later date ― arguably an incredibly desirable situation for a queen to find herself in and one which could help her continue to build her brand and relevancy as an entertainer.

And although Plank couldn't count on always being successful, he was at least guaranteed a chance to compete.

At the time, no one believed he would win either nomination or election, but his public stature guaranteed him equal opportunity to compete seriously for the nomination.

The Russian FA is considering buying national team players out of their club contracts in the season before the 2018 World Cup to guarantee they are ready to compete.

In other nations around the world, strong rules forcing networks to compete guarantee faster, cheaper Internet than the private market alone would.

On Monday, the Iroquois defeated England 20-6, and on Wednesday, they defeated the Czech Republic 17-4 in group play, securing a spot in Friday's semi-final and guaranteeing themselves a chance to compete for a medal.

"I've done everything I could to be fit in time for Silverstone but the conditions are not right to return to compete with guarantees.

Even the bosses of Bonhams, whose principled stand on guarantees probably reflects the fact that they lack the financial muscle to compete with the two big houses' guarantees, are "actively thinking" about third-party guarantees.

Stoke have all but guaranteed their safety and look set to compete in their sixth straight season in the Premier League come August.

"I guarantee you, the Mets will be ready to compete for three days.