Sentence examples for probably guarantee from inspiring English sources

(Though if you do, your heartwarming courtesy will probably guarantee one anyway).

Zibakalam and other reformists believe the deal will not only boost Rouhani's popularity but probably guarantee him a second presidential term in 2017.

The unions are spending more than $300m£150m0m) to try to ensure across-the-board November victories for Democrats, which would probably guarantee that the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) is passed next year.

It doesn't guarantee the Democrats are going to win every election, but I think it does probably guarantee the politics of the country are going to have to change.

The writer claims that the Laureate position "will make [the poet] a household name, lose [him] the respect of [his] peers, and probably guarantee that [he'll] never write a halfway-decent poem ever again".

"Prozac Nation," adapted from Elizabeth Wurtzel's best-selling book and directed by Erik Skjoldbjaerg, a Norwegian, played to decidedly mixed reactions in Toronto, although distributors predicted that the popularity of the book and Ms. Ricci's presence in the starring role would probably guarantee its release somewhere down the road.

No, the high point was probably Guaranteed Fight Night.

The Forever Loop is the first to feature continuous performance with naked participants and probably guarantees its popularity.

"The one thing that's probably guaranteed is that it won't last very long," said Lawrence Black, a senior lecturer in British history at Durham University.

Beasley, for one, is probably guaranteed another start, if only as a reward after Friday's game cost him at least one tooth.

So this idea of having the game at home of the team who's the higher seed, I think you're probably guaranteed a sellout which is what you want.