Sentence examples for built insuring from inspiring English sources
Playland Parkway was built, "insuring a middle-class clientele arriving by car," noted one newspaper account.
You're beginning to see the collapse of institutions built to insure our security.
Researchers attributed increased damage to more expensive infrastructure built (and insured) near coasts.
Political parties are, essentially, built to insure disastrous outcomes like this one.
A robust control law is built so as to insure asymptotic stability to a given equilibrium within a maximal ellipsoidal region contained in the interior of the polyhedron.
Built on reputation for insuring high-risk drivers.
According to testimony at the United States Senate inquiry into the disaster, the Titanic cost £1.5 million to build and was insured for £1 million.
It will cost some £110m to build, launch and insure these platforms.
If we are to succeed in implementing the primary objective of the CCSSM--to enable students to think critically and thereby approach math with focus, coherence and rigor--we need to encourage repeated Deep Practice to build automaticity and insure that their long-term memory contains stored knowledge related to mathematics.
The company also hired a former A.I.G. crisis manager, Alex Pittignano, to build up its businesses of insuring against specialized risks like environmental disasters.
Meanwhile, national education officials in Beijing are promising to change design requirements to insure that schools built in the future meet stricter standards than other structures.
