Sentence examples for longer a guarantee of from inspiring English sources

Today, however, being chained to the desk, as the expression goes, is no longer a guarantee of productivity.

But to live in a different country from one's persecutors was no longer a guarantee of safety.

But with record numbers of young people going to university, having a degree is no longer a guarantee of a job, or progression onto further study.

In all of these cases, sheer speed was no longer a guarantee of evasion, although it did make attack more difficult.

For nonmarine designers drawn by the fantasy side of luxury yachting, even a partnership with the best naval architects and boat builders is no longer a guarantee of success.

As Alan Blinder has noted, high skills in themselves are no longer a guarantee of high wages.Workers with traditional skills have suffered a triple whammy over the last three decades.

Medicare will no longer provide a guarantee of health care for seniors.

Medicaid will no longer provide a guarantee of nursing home care for seniors, or help for people with disabilities, or health care to poor children.

They argue that the very existence of the Court may constrain the actions of warlords and dictators who can no longer act with a guarantee of impunity from a future international reckoning.

They may no longer be seeking a guarantee of 100% protection, but they do want a 100% guarantee that they won't be left in the dark if your safeguards fail.

The St David's Day debate on Welsh Affairs used to be a fixture, since it was first proposed by Megan Lloyd George in 1944, but with the advent of the Backbench Business Committee, in 2010, it was no longer a guaranteed part of the Commons calendar.