Sentence examples for that will assured from inspiring English sources
So when you're talking about making beats — what the hell is that?" Will assured him that there was money in it and persuaded his dad to buy him a Korg Electribe EM-1 music-production station for Christmas; then he taught himself music programming.
And despite the assurances of this administration, I've seen nothing that will assure me that the projected benefits of this congestion plan will ever be delivered upon.
Combine watershed protection with far less costly alternatives to filtration that will assure water quality compliance with future federal regulations.
This year, state officials plan to introduce new tools — like a difficult-to-reproduce hologram — that will assure consumers that a product is officially licensed by New York State.
"They really don't have anything else on the table that will assure residents we will be taken care of," she said.
Marije Vellekoop, the head of collections, told me of a pre-ticketing scheme that will assure the constant maximum allowable attendance.
It was a transcendent act of forgiveness after spending 27 years in prison, 18 of them on Robben Island, that will assure his place in history.
Navistar got clever -- too clever for my tastes -- when it entered into a complicated derivatives trade with First Boston that will assure that common shareholders experience no dilution from the bond issue unless the stock more than doubles in the next five years.
There's no precise term for the level of CO2 that will assure a climate disaster; the best that scientists and policymakers have been able to come up with is the phrase "dangerous anthropogenic interference," or D.A.I.
But its prime location, comfortable rooms that will assure a good night's sleep and -- most of all -- friendly staff can help you get the most out of your wine country trip.
In Albany next year, for example, legislators will begin a bipartisan process that will assure that the district lines of all incumbents -- representatives and state legislators of both parties -- gerrymander out virtually all potential opposition.
