Sentence examples for be insuring from inspiring English sources
verb
To provide for compensation if some specified risk occurs. Often agreed by policy (contract) to offer financial compensation in case of an accident, theft or other undesirable event.
- I'm not insured against burglary.
A company that claims "full-insurance" may only be insuring a $75 device rather than an investment worth thousands or even millions of dollars.
Also, depending on the age of the vehicle, you will be insuring it under a 'market value' insurance policy whereby you will receive the current market value of the motorhome should it be damaged beyond economic repair or stolen and not recovered.
You would be insuring $27,300 of revenue.
"I would say you should be insuring this for anything up to eight pounds," says Bunny Campione.
Were A.I.G.'s credit-default swaps — which were supposed to be insuring billions of dollars worth of AAA subprime securities — fatally flawed?
The governor's main concern is, has been, and will continue to be insuring that we have the best on that court".
The transplant recipients must be insured.
"Good to be insured," Pete agreed.
I'm lucky enough to be insured.
Those deposits are supposed to be insured by national governments.
But surely, I asked them, police cars must be insured?
