Sentence examples for almost insures from inspiring English sources

One almost insures the other, underscoring the industry's basic weakness — an obsession with hype and fast money.

But the pressure from Iraqi and American officials to rush ahead and try Saddam now — before the elections, in December, have any chance to create a truly representative government that can begin to forge a national consensus — almost insures that the process will set Iraqis against one another.

It felt almost insured, fail safe.

Caviar that doesn't match its papers will be sent back, almost insuring that it goes bad, or seized.

NATO indecision about whether to act against a three-month-old military offensive in Kosovo by President Slobodan Milosevic of Yugoslavia has severely threatened the credibility of the alliance and almost insured a winter-long human catastrophe, Western diplomats said today.

Further, its palace home, known as Somerset House, is being turned into a cultural center, almost insuring that the collection will not go unnoticed in this museum-rich city.

It would almost insure a female winner, which would please fellow HuffPo blogger Joan Dowlin, who still thinks Natalie beating Bulbous last season was some sort of triumph of the Traveling Sisterhood, instead of it being people just not liking Bulbous.

Democrats who support fixing Obamacare rather than repealing it hate the bill because it will make insurance more expensive for lower income families and almost certainly insure less people overall.

Waterborne cargo is almost universally insured against the perils of the seas.

If that trend holds up until May 7th, the electoral map will almost certainly insure that Labour emerges as the largest party in parliament.

For pre-employment screenings, this will almost certainly insure that you don't get hired.