Sentence examples for no guaranty from inspiring English sources

Still, there is no guaranty that its dominance is permanent.

Even after joining forces, there is no guaranty of success for this new entity.

Of course, enduring risk is no guaranty of return: Tellabs is up just 7% year-to-date.

Since traces are generated on multiple machines by different instances of tracers, we have no guaranty that a time stamp for an event in a first trace will have any sense in the context of a second trace.

Theoretical limitations – The list of criteria is most certainly incomplete as (1) the set of defects used as input in the identification process was obtained from empirical observations with no guaranty of completeness, and (2) the analytical method employed to deduce the criteria is heuristic in nature.

Moreover, governments should realize that terrorism cannot be considered just another geopolitical tool in their own games, because there is no guaranty it can be controlled - witness the US miscalculation on al-Qaeda and the Taliban in Afghanistan.

But the current management actions for the maintenance of species diversity offer no guaranties as species occurrences are the complex result of a multitude of factors (Chown et al. 2003; Guisan and Thuiller 2005).

Although the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation would no longer guarantee your benefits, the insurance industry has its own system of state guaranty associations, which would step in if your nightmare scenario came to pass.

There are even some NSRSOs with virtually no staff and no expertise in the financial guaranty space that produce Insurance Financial Strength ratings, an opinion that no knowledgeable investor gives any credence.

The subsidiary, Kansas Bankers Surety Co., is notifying about 1,500 banks in more than 30 states that it will no longer offer a program called "bank deposit guaranty bonds".

New York has a $250 million guaranty.