Sentence examples for means assuring from inspiring English sources

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.

The first of these means assuring that reinsurance is available and affordable for plans selling individual and small group products.

It was, by most disaster measures, a successful rescue, though being pried from the rubble was only a beginning, by no means assuring survival.

The team behind this campaign asks its investors to only donate within their means, assuring its supporters that the project is "a light-hearted venture with virtually no chance of succeeding".

Its success is by no means assured.

Acceptance is by no means assured.

But success is by no means assured.

Success was by no means assured.

Yet success is by no means assured.