Sentence examples for means guarantee from inspiring English sources

Further ahead, economists warn that a €7.2bn package would merely buy some time for Athens but by no means guarantee Greece could remain in the eurozone – something polls suggest most Greeks want.

In the autumn, he will oversee a generous budget, then perhaps go to the country in the spring.With the economy booming, Fianna Fail (pronounced "Feena Foil") would very probably win the most seats, but that would by no means guarantee it another stint in office.

While it's true that such opportunities can provide a great foundation for financial prosperity, they by no means guarantee your children will become financially secure not by a long shot.

Although these indirect criteria maximize congruency when comparing maps, they by no means guarantee it.

"Giving young people a future means guaranteeing their rights, not taking them away".

By that he means guaranteed prices.

Visiting the aquarium means guaranteed, up-close otter viewing without stressing out the animal.

As if preventing the refugees from coming into Europe means guaranteeing our own security.

Guaranteed issue does not mean guaranteed affordability.

Even if it meant guaranteeing a generous price to the developers.

"I think there is a dominance there but it doesn't mean guaranteed French success.