Sentence examples for post guarantees from inspiring English sources

Never let it be said again that PR produces indecisive outcomes, while first past the post guarantees certainty: in Scotland and Westminster it's the other way around.

Gerald D. Skoning, a lawyer who penned an op-ed for The Chicago Tribune, absolutely loves the stamps that the post office guarantees forever.

The system serves as a post office, guaranteeing the proper routing of newly synthesized macromolecules to their proper destinations.

Some of the girls would invariably have rich and famous parents, and their Tweets would surely become an item on Page Six of the Post, guaranteeing that I will be known forever as the loser who was tormented by amateur wiccans.

Murphy suggested next year's election to the Scottish parliament election, where Labour has 38 members and where the absence of first-past-the post almost guarantees it will retain a presence.

Requiring companies to post monetary guarantees creates an upfront cost to sham transactions that may serve as a deterrent.

And the fact that you are reading this post almost guarantees that you have lived long enough to be legally considered an adult.

Identification of invariant proteins post hoc guarantees normalization to data with unchanged expression.

Sequential Mechanisms with ex-post Participation Guarantees, with Costis Daskalakis and Nima Haghpanah.

THIS post is guaranteed to provoke a lot of rejectionist comments and to get us absolutely nowhere in the substantive debate over health-insurance reform.

Mr. Ai's wife, Lu Qing, said he would post a guarantee of half the tax bill to be allowed to contest the order to pay it.