Majority support, once strong, is no longer assured.
"Now, you're no longer assured of cashing out to cover your capital costs and losses".
This dominance is no longer assured, but conditions for stable international economic co-operation remain elusive.
But this much is clear: BlackBerry is no longer an incompetent mess — and its doom is no longer assured.
His vision for the country is unclear, his political talents are in doubt, and his ability to win votes is no longer assured.
And the ability to launch new satellites as fast as the old ones decay is no longer assured, he said, because governments have limited resources.
Still, with his future no longer assured, Williams says he feels a bit robbed by the detours in his career arc.
James's awareness of crisis affected the very form and style of his writing, for he was no longer assured that the world about which he wrote was either coherent in itself or unambiguously intelligible to its inhabitants.
No football team stood to be hurt more by the defections than the Huskies, who may have a new stadium but are no longer assured of playing in a healthy conference with a Bowl Championship Series bid.
This underscores the crucial importance of ensuring both credibility in the promised conditionality and the resolute determination to immediately terminate intervention purchases if the underlying conditionality is no longer assured.
"European youths are growing up in a region that is undergoing radical economic change — one in which a secure job is no longer assured, where governments are cutting welfare spending, where the boom that promoted a cult of individualism has given way to a slump that permits only the survival of the fittest," my colleague Alan Riding reported at the time.
