Sentence examples for inevitably guarantee from inspiring English sources
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.
Similar concerns about feasibility will inevitably dog the jobs guarantee.
Inevitably this does not guarantee continuous virologic suppression.
If government is going to guarantee against failure, then it is inevitably going to get more involved in regulating how businesses are run.
And when they do, inevitably, trade the players, the huge sums, as much as $50 million, guarantee the clubs' survival.
It was precisely the fact that people such as my Russian friend believed capitalism would inevitably civilise itself that guaranteed it no longer had to do so.
Inevitably, it was therefore an estimation of the exact dose, hence we cannot guarantee that each patient received exactly 10 mg/kg/day of gatifloxacin or 20 mg/kg/day of azithromycin.
And no matter what promises are made to guarantee its independence, placing the Office of the Trade Representative within Commerce will inevitably politicize the office.
"I tell people as they're moving in, I show them the bike storage room," he said, "and they inevitably ask if they're guaranteed a space.
Mr. Lott said that inevitably lawmakers take up controversial issues, guaranteeing that little gets done.
