Surety example sentences

Related (10): bond, guarantee, pledge, warranty, security, insurance, collateral, endorsement, undertaker, indemnitor

sur·e·ty

noun

surety (noun) · sureties (plural noun)

  - a person who takes responsibility for another's performance of an undertaking, for example their appearing in court or the payment of a debt.

  - money given to support an undertaking that someone will perform a duty, pay their debts, etc.; a guarantee:

  - the state of being sure or certain of something:

Synonyms

guarantor, sponsor, pledge, collateral, guaranty, guarantee, bond, insurance, bail, deposit, security, indemnity, indemnification, assurance, gage, earnest, Wikipedia, Legal

"Surety" Example Sentences


1. The bank required a surety bond before giving him the loan.
2. His word was as good as a surety for the bank loan.
3. She stood surety for her friend's bail.
4. The contract called for a cash surety until completion of the project.
5. The amount of surety required depends on the risk involved.
6. He posted surety as a guarantee of fulfillment of contract terms.
7. They demanded collateral surety before releasing the merchandise.
8. The surety of his leadership gave the company confidence.
9. The signed documents provided surety for the financial transaction.
10. His handshake was enough surety for the gentleman's agreement.
11. There is no surety in life except death and taxes.
12. The large payment gave her surety enough to rent the apartment.
13. Investors demanded surety before committing to the start-up.
14. The cosigner provided surety for the student loan.
15. Knowing the location of his family gave him surety in dangerous situations.
16. The solid safety precautions provided surety for the dangerous job.
17. Surety in fate afforded her comfort during difficult times.
18. Nothing gives surety in an unpredictable world.
19. Financial surety is never guaranteed in the business world.
20. The irony is that the search for surety breeds more uncertainty.
21. Having cash in hand gave her the surety needed to quit her job.
22. The small deposit provided surety enough to hold the rental property.
23. He posted a cash bond as surety for his client's release.
24. The signed lease provided legal surety for their tenant rights.
25. The extreme security measures gave them surety in the dangerous area.
26. Having insurance provided surety in case of an emergency.
27. The investment carried little surety of growing in value.
28. The weight of expert opinions provided surety of the predicted outcome.
29. Social surety comes from strong family and community ties.
30. No philosophical argument provides absolute surety in matters of faith.
31. There was little surety the cancer treatment would be successful.
32. New evidence cast doubt on surety of his guilt.
33. The politician gave voters surety of change.
34. Seeing is believing, but even that provides little surety.
35. Financial surety comes from savings, not debt.
36. Government benefits provide some surety for the elderly.
37. Physical fitness provides surety against illness and frailty.
38. Scientific progress yields new surety while casting doubt on old certainties.
39. There is surety in nothing but sorrow.
40. Precautions provide little surety against unpredictable disaster.
41. Her faithful words gave him surety of her love.
42. No investment provides absolute surety of high returns.
43. New evidence cast doubt on the surety of his verdict.
44. There is surety in knowing we all face the same fate in death.
45. His quick reflexes gave him surety in dangerous physical situations.
46. The signed contract provided legal surety for the business deal.
47. Medical science provided little surety for cures at the time.
48. Surety in family ties gave her comfort in old age.
49. His steady salary provided surety to support his family.
50. No amount of preparation provides surety against unforeseen circumstance.
51. Her good intentions provided surety of no malice.
52. There is always surety in progress, though little in attainment.
53. Spiritual faith provides existential surety for some.
54. Legal contracts aim to provide surety for all parties involved.
55. The wise seek surety not in outward things, but within.
56. Experience provided him surety in dealing with similar situations.
57. Social progress provides new surety while revealing new uncertainties.
58. Philosophical and scientific advances provide no absolute surety in metaphysical questions.
59. Surety in the hereafter gave her comfort in facing death.
60. There is surety only in the inevitable.

Common Phases


• required a surety
"The bank required a surety bond for the loan."
• provided surety
"He provided surety for his friend's bail."
• post surety
"He had to post surety to be released from jail."
• serve as surety
"She served as surety for her son's loan."
• act as surety
"My father acted as surety for my mortgage."
• stand surety
"I will stand surety for my partner's debts."
• provide surety
"The contract aims to provide surety for all parties."
• become surety
"I will become surety for the debt."
• existential surety
"Spiritual faith provides existential surety."
• financial surety
" savings provide financial surety."
• social surety
"Family and community ties provide social surety."
• little surety
"There is little surety the treatment will work."
• give surety
"Her promises give me surety of her love."
• find surety
"He tries to find surety in material things."
• no surety
"There is no surety in life, only in death."
• provide surety
"Precautions provide little surety against disaster."

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