Sentence examples for may assure from inspiring English sources

The announcement last month that Gandolfini will play Vaccaro in "ABCD Camp" may assure him a legacy beyond marketing work.

Such a change in image from wanton killer to majestic predator may assure the future survival of white sharks.

Constitutional experts may assure us that this is not the case, but if they tried to do so they would be wrong.

The novel may assure us that lycan assaults are "as uncommon as shark attacks," but only because the potential perpetrators are medically benumbed.

His determination to punish the grand and usually lonesome palace of culture on Eastern Parkway, where "Sensation" will run until January 9th, may assure attendance to rival that of the show's previous box-office successes, in London and Berlin.

When it is in their interest to do so, our politicians may assure us that we have nothing to fear, but the entertainment industry persistently sends the opposite message: Be afraid!

The cat may not appear, and spokespeople may simply assure us as to its health or lack there of.

If climatic alterations take place as predicted, static protected areas may not assure habitat persistence and ecosystem functioning and may not, in the long run, support all the species they were designed to protect [ 3, 5, 11].

But institutional support alone may not assure America's scientific leadership on the world stage.

"If he is guilty, it may help assure a conviction and a maximum sentence".

That may not assure the university a place in the history of political philosophy; but it always helps to have powerful friends.