Sentence examples for basically insuring from inspiring English sources

Prudential Retirement has a product that combines a group variable annuity with a target-date fund, basically insuring against market downturns, also for a 1 percent fee.

The appeal basically insured that the matter would not be resolved until at least next month, after spring training has begun.

The low production values basically insured that clips from it were hardly used on the major TV newscasts around the state.

It was set up basically to insure that there would be two separate systems for ex-slaves and whites.

They are institutions with a certain history — they were originally set up basically to insure that there would be two separate systems for education — but they are not all alike, and are very diverse in what they offer.

They were insuring, basically, against defaults on companies whose credit depended on the real estate market.

Basically, you're not insuring an individual's livestock, you're insuring an index that is associated with the risk they face.

Lionsgate rarely screens their movies for the press, so the dumb move on their part was to basically boast this fact, thus insuring the critics who paid to see the film on Friday morning would be itching to rip it apart.

They reduce their reserves during the quarter, all the FDIC insured banks basically took close to $12 billion out of the reserves and they reduced their loan loss provision by $11 billion and that was why they got an increase in earnings.

And his bid at insuring the Keystone pipeline would be built with American steel petered out as it was basically unenforceable.

Insuring access to justice.