Sentence examples for means assures from inspiring English sources

But Detroit's problems are far from over, and the new deal by no means assures success.

Although Labour took a hefty 44% of last week's general election vote in Greater London compared with the Conservatives' 35%, that by no means assures a mayoral victory.

But the package by no means assures that Mr. Bush will be able to dispense with the issue in one quick piece of legislation.

The process allows those named to bring forward information that might be exculpatory, and receiving such a letter by no means assures that they will be charged.

A conservative ideology by no means assures a pro-business view on the big cases.

Finding correlation of specific AGEs in this single plasma sample with progression of an important DN lesion suggests, but by no means assures, that even stronger predictive value could have been obtained with multiple samples collected over a few years.

True leadership means assuring an economy that rewards innovation and productivity.

And that means assuring them that if they fail they won't be faced with a lifetime of indentured servitude.

This means assuring a sufficient flow of funds to attract and keep topnotch staff, as well as to obtain and maintain the required facilities and equipment.

Its success is by no means assured.

Acceptance is by no means assured.