Sentence examples for better insure from inspiring English sources

The world pours millions into keeping them alive, at the expense of other, more vital animals that would better insure global biodiversity, he argued.

Mr. Sclafani, who would not speak about the criminal investigation, said that the department, as part of a broader citywide review of construction practices, is also examining procedures associated with concrete construction "to better insure the integrity of these operations".

To better insure clonality we have settled on plating only 50 sorted cells/plate and analyzing up to 8 dishes for each cell population.

This can help save everyone involved a lot of time in the long run, help you minimize your CD production costs, and better insure your music gets heard.

"There was a trend at the time for government agencies to hire large companies they felt would be better prepared, better insured and perhaps more capable".

But no promise will likely lessen the impact of losing a neighborhood stalwart for the poor, in contrast to the clinic's steadfast investments in hospitals situated in wealthier, better insured areas.

They found that diversification connects the network initially, permitting cascades to travel; but as it increases, organizations become better insured against one another's failures.

It will help protect our hard-won economic security by better insuring us against any risks that might emerge in our housing market".

"But the fire is at risk of spreading, so it's better to insure the burning house".

We need to do better to insure brighter pathways for those with special needs in our society.

One study, using the 2002 NHIS and analyzing only African Americans, found that users of CAM were more likely to be older, female, better educated, insured, and have higher income [ 35].