Sentence examples for that should guarantee from inspiring English sources

Here are four somewhat off-the-beaten-track destinations that should guarantee more fish life than fellow divers.

That independence will now end, though the new group has promised to maintain a blocking veto on the board that should guarantee editorial independence.

Meantime Cabrera splashes conservatively out of the bunker at 15, leaving himself a long-ish birdie effort, but an uphill putt that should guarantee a par at worst.

It is this long and valuable history of study of the drosophila that should guarantee its continued involvement in genetic research.

The Japanese judge scored it a draw, meaning he was four and six rounds away from his two fellow judges; a miscalculation that should guarantee he never works ringside at a world-title fight again.

"I don't think it's a good idea to set any expectations, other than we expect to sit down and have discussions that should guarantee football for our players," Smith said.

Seventy-eight percent of both blacks and Hispanics believed that government should guarantee everyone enough to eat and a place to sleep, while only 52 percent of whites agreed with that idea.

Some economists, including Nouriel Roubini of New York University and The Times's own Paul Krugman, declared that we should guarantee the liabilities of the banking industry and support a temporary government takeover of certain failing institutions.

There are a variety of ideas on how to leverage the fund, but so far they have run into problems with existing treaties, and the European Central Bank has opposed the idea that it should guarantee loans made by the fund.

On the third occasion he made it count and, defying the odds yet again, Ireland will go into their final game against Saudi Arabia next Tuesday believing that victory should guarantee qualification.

Arthur Helton, a human rights lawyer at the Council on Foreign Relations, said that Israel should guarantee the safety of the committee's staff as they attempted to help civilians in the conflict.