Sentence examples for insuring the same from inspiring English sources

I was told that the estimates of forty-six million dollars for the stacks and twenty-two million dollars for the Bryant Park facility were for insuring the same preservation conditions in both places — between sixty and sixty-five degrees Fahrenheit and forty-per-cent relative humidity.

We compared the above optimal strategy with an alternative nonoptimal strategy, defined as a contract insuring the same proportion of milk as the optimal (52%) but with a constant amount insured across all contract months.

Supposedly, insurers "would find that providing such contraceptive coverage is cost neutral because they would be insuring the same set of individuals under both policies and would experience lower costs from improvements in women's health and fewer childbirths".

Strict control would not necessarily insure the same fate for synthetic biology, but it might.

To insure the same authenticity as the British version, Elsley wanted a group of local kids to write Web material and vet scripts.

Definition 2.5 mimics the usual definition of limits and colimits and insures the same basic functoriality.

The effort to enroll eligible low-income children in government health plans meant that 88.4% of children were insured, the same percentage as in 2001.

So in the face of being able to easily identify issues that interfere with an optimal experience here on Earth without any concrete ideas on how to implement the solutions, we are certainly insuring the continuation of the same dynamics and the eventual cultivation of more worldwide dysfunction.

But the deal that Tom and Sir Cameron hammered out did address her biggest concern -- that any stage version of Mary Poppins, in order to be done correctly, would have to be assembled by an all-English creative team -- while at the same time insuring the commercial viability of this project by making it possible to incorporate all of those Disney-owned Sherman Brothers songs into the show.

The 2006 follow-up dummy variable indicated that the risk was twice as high for people insured by the same insurer in 2006 even after adjusting for whole morbidity.

In Sweden, 90% of all athletes (57/70 sports federations) are insured with the same insurance company and data from their database could be a foundation for studies on acute sports injuries at the national level.