Sentence examples for insures that it will from inspiring English sources
The better explanation is that crime news is so routine that unless the accused murderer is O.J. Simpson, Phil Spector, or Robert Blake or a name celebrity, or that in the case of the alleged killers in Oklahoma they are teens, and the explanation they give why they killed is so jaw-dropping and senseless that it alone insures that it will become a leading news story.
Money that's in the bank is more likely to be spent on other things, while layaway insures that it'll be spent on one thing.
The HAQ is copyrighted by Stanford University for the purpose of insuring that it will be used unmodified to preserve the validity of its results and contribute to standardization of assessment across studies.
Avarice, graft, and a thick web of lawsuits have insured that it will be a long time before anyone sings a note there again.
An autocrat's first order of business is to bring the justice system to heel, to insure that it will do his bidding.
The group just wants that person around; at a party to get it going, at a family gathering to insure that it will be fun and at the office to break tension, turn annoying situations on their head or make a difficult boss more palatable.
Analysts who looked closely at the big deal so hysterically pushed through Congress as the dramatic end-piece of a year of political warfare, say that there will be very little gain for the middle class with income taxes down but payroll taxes up, insuring that it will be more, at best, of a wash than a redistribution of wealth on any level.
Measure yourself, or the wearer of the finished Inverness cape/cloak, to insure that it will actually fit.
Once you have all of your Peeps in position, walk the route of the ambush one last time to insure that it will possess the optimal surprise factor.
