Sentence examples for sure guarantees from inspiring English sources

Knowing as much as may be humanly possible, and yet not enough be absolutely sure, guarantees choice -- free will's wiggle room.

"Kim Jong-un's leadership provides a sure guarantee for creditably carrying to completion the revolutionary cause … started by Kim Il-sung and led by Kim Jong-il to victory," said the notice.

Add to that the difficulty we often face engaging in physical activity; even a membership at a fitness center isn't a sure guarantee we're going to consistently exercise the way we need to.

Just as in Jerusalem – which gets away with this, unlike North Korea – the view from the Pyongyang bunker is that, in a dangerous world, nuclear weapons are the only sure guarantee of security and survival.

It said Kim Jong-un's new title "provides sure guarantee for glorifying the great exploits performed by Kim Jong-il for army building and carrying forward the cause of the songun [military-first] revolution generation after generation".

Experience has shown that making a long list is a sure guarantee that not much will happen.

The brutal truth is that in one case, the violation of an act of Congress, in the other a series of tantrums, they work, and the 22 prisoners, home-bound with Mr Jackson, are his sure guarantee against a citation for contempt of Congress, against even any effective protest from the administration.

That is almost a sure guarantee of job dissatisfaction and an untimely and probably acrimonious exit.

And it is no sure guarantee of quality — witness the dismal graduation rates at some accredited institutions.

It is a sure guarantee that the American people will turn against any foreign enterprise when they come to suspect that they are not being told the truth.

If "yes" was ever intended to ingratiate a news reporter, in a bid for good press, "no" is a sure guarantee that you won't like what you read.