Sentence examples for less guaranteed as from inspiring English sources

Yes, you will now be getting 20 milligrams of what the label says should be 20 milligrams, but there's no more or less guarantee as to whether you'll be killed or injured or defrauded because it doesn't work".

In such a harsh world, being a soldier — one of the legionaries Polybius mentions, slicing up humans and animals — was actually one of the easier fates: "The army was the only institution in the Roman world that could more or less guarantee social as well as financial advancement if one worked hard and lived long enough".

In these studies, patients are randomized at the point of care and high rates of follow-up are more-or-less guaranteed, as outcomes are captured entirely within the EMR (12).

"One more win would more or less guarantee our safety, but as a manager my mind-set is to accumulate as many points as possible to finish as high as we can do".

And no critic can predict, much less guarantee, sweet daydreams.

There is a 30-day money-back guarantee, as well as an adjustment and readjustment guarantee.

That is less guaranteed money than Raiders quarterback JaMarcus Russell received as the first pick last year after a holdout that stretched through training camp.

No one is guaranteed a successful World Cup, but Owen is more or less guaranteed not to have one if he spends this season as a spectator.

Worse, it more or less guarantees that recrimination and hostility will dominate Mr Obama's second term, as they did his first, while Congress does the bare minimum to avoid opprobrium and defer disaster.

But as chips shrink in size and it becomes harder to dissipate the resulting heat, continued improvements are less and less guaranteed.

The principle at J.C.C.'s is similar but less guaranteed.