Sentence examples for sort of guarantee from inspiring English sources

Does Kripke's mechanism offer any sort of guarantee that glue will not come unstuck?

It wasn't that she thought a ring would be any sort of guarantee.

"Some sort of guarantee must be found against an unwise king," he wrote.Nearly a century on, no such guarantee exists.

The Modern Library imprint awed me, as though it were a sort of guarantee or the password of some exclusive set.

"We need some sort of guarantee if we are left alone with all kinds of political problems in our south," Mr. Karaganov said.

And, if you use me, you'll have some sort of guarantee that you can sleep soundly as those tens of thousands of copies are rolling off the presses.

"This sort of guarantees that 2010 is going to be a great year".

"Regardless of how the money is produced, it is a bailout fund that sort of guarantees in perpetuity that we will be intervening once again to bail out these big firms," Mr. McConnell said on CNN.

He said England would now have a written bill of rights enshrined in a single document and containing the same sort of guarantees that Americans have had since 1791.

The difficulties could be seen as "Dubai- specific" and would also have arisen if the bonds in question had been conventional, non-Islamic ones, he says.Islamic finance has been growing strongly, but is by definition all about taking a risk because any sort of guaranteed return to investors would be regarded in sharia law as the receipt of interest, which is forbidden.

If confirmed, his first responsibility will be to fix the ISS, an albatross that is billions over budget.Mr O'Keefe's record portends a gloomy future for fans of manned space flight, as well as for those who see the agency as a sort of guaranteed jobs programme for needy aerospace engineers.