Sentence examples for doesn't insuring from inspiring English sources

So, doesn't insuring against this risk subvert the whole point of it?

Grammatical correctness doesn't insure it.

The process doesn't insure success, but it does allow him to work as an artist before taking his chances in Broadway's commercial crapshoot).

Not stealing from your neighbor doesn't insure your home will never be invaded.

That doesn't insure that you're not going to have damage, because sometimes it just gets out of hand.

Remember, even though your taxes pay for public school systems, it doesn't insure your child getting a great teacher every year.

While this doesn't insure that you have H1N1, it can be a warning that you may be getting or already have it.

The Islanders and Michael Peca agreed to a five-year contract worth $20 million in part because the N.H.L.'s chief insurance provider does not insure contracts that are longer than five years, Islanders General Manager Mike Milbury, and Peca's agent, Don Meehan, said today.

But unlike F.D.I.C. insurance, the S.I.P.C. "does not insure you against a loss in value," said Stuart Kaswell, general counsel of the Securities Industry Association.

This does not insure the funds' investors against losses.

(The F.H.A. does not insure loans made in co-op buildings).