Sentence examples for really guaranteed from inspiring English sources
A moment's reflection suggests that the British government could not really guarantee £1.3 trillion of consumer deposits either.
Time will also tell whether the mining industry can ever really guarantee the safety of its galley slaves.
Even beyond the marriage equality plebiscite, neither Turnbull nor anyone else can really guarantee stability after the election.
Past reality gets confused with wishful fantasy as the years march on and you can never really guarantee that you're replaying the unvarnished truth back to yourself.
And, like "anchor babies," it speaks to a body of revisionist, nativist, pseudo-judicial interpretation that holds, among other things, that the Fourteenth Amendment doesn't really guarantee birthright citizenship.
Nobody can really guarantee the future.
Christopher Michael Imperiolii) was shot; no one is really guaranteed a long life except Tony, the star.
Given the unusual weather, says Arthur Ramos of Booz & Co, a consultancy, "no one knows how much power is really guaranteed".
More than half found the safety guarantee attractive — though Ms. Walsh said it ought to have raised eyebrows, because "nothing is really guaranteed without a cost".
What the pursuit of hegemony really guarantees, Lind argues most persuasively, is national bankruptcy, an imperial presidency, the erosion of our freedoms and diversion of precious resources.
What really guarantees a ballot position is the help of a friendly governor with the keys to the state political machine and a willingness to pocket delegates won in a rigged primary.
