Sentence examples for have never guaranteed from inspiring English sources
But holidays - no matter how widely or religiously observed - have never guaranteed immunity from violence.
On his relationship with MPs and government, Rupert Murdoch said: "I have never guaranteed anyone the support of my newspapers.
But those qualities by themselves have never guaranteed a writer's bread and butter, let alone holiday cruises which Tolkien was able to afford in later life.
While the principles of concurrent ownership have never guaranteed amiability between cotenants — in both an ordinary joint tenancy and a tenancy in common, an original cotenant may find himself sharing possession as tenant in common with a stranger after a conveyance by the former cotenant — the remedy of partition is available if cotenants cannot get along.
Credentials have never guaranteed innovation and the history of science tells us that the big advances in sciences tend to come from outsiders, not the establishment.
"I've never guaranteed to anyone that we will take the House back in 2012.
After all, in the corporate world, extravagant compensation has never guaranteed extraordinary results.
That need will of necessity be painful, but need not be disastrous: more money has never guaranteed good health care.
"I am perfectly aware that H.P. has never guaranteed absolute tenure status to its employees," Mr. Packard wrote, "but I also know that Bill and Dave never developed a premeditated business strategy that treated H.P. employees as expendable".
In an appellate brief that they filed last week, they argued that Mr. Fastow, who did not testify during the trial, had never guaranteed during his call with Mr. Bayly that Enron would buy the barges from Merrill Lynch.
