Sentence examples for truly assure from inspiring English sources

But only one politician can truly assure the commission's independence and success: Hamid Karzai.

Peter Lilienthal, CEO of HOMER Energy based in Boulder, draws a bright line: "The only way to truly assure high reliability of electric service is by adding more energy at the customer's end of the distribution system".

From what is known of the present case, I am not convinced that we can truly assure the family and friends of patients such as Mr Henry that his death has not been influenced by the decision to harvest his organs.

So with little showmanship, and no Brown-style sleights of hand, Darling was able to present an undeniably grim set of public-finance forecasts as a symbol of Labour's commitment to holding the public's hand until economic recovery is well and truly assured, unlike his opponents across the house.

It wasn't funny, and he delivered the line in an uncomfortable rush, but a truly assured host never lets the folks at home (or in the room) see him or her sweat.

"I have no comment, truly, truly, truly, I assure you," the presidential spokesman, David Martinon, told reporters the third time the question was asked at a news briefing on Monday.

He added: "I believe that we now have the opportunity to say to America that this is a farm bill that truly does assure that we continue to have the safest, most affordable, most abundant food supply in the world.

We looked really assured.

With next month's parliamentary elections already scrambled, Washington must now call for new rules to assure a truly democratic vote.

The zeal of a true whig in science must excuse the hazarding these free thoughts, which flow from a desire of promoting the diffusion of knowledge & of your fame, and from one who can assure you truly that he is with much sincerity & esteem Your most obed't.

But it's not nearly large or bold enough to assure most people truly affordable care in the future.