Sentence examples for one cannot insure from inspiring English sources
One cannot insure against the total losses, that is: g(x) < (Y H − a − Y L ).
Of course, Phillips is right in a sense: one cannot insure that experimental judgment collection methods will address every way in which Minimalist theorizing is irrelevant to particular endeavors (language description, language teaching, natural language processing, or broader questions in cognitive psychological research).
"Humankind has become so much one family that we cannot insure our own prosperity except by insuring that of everyone else".
Physicians can insure against indemnity payments through malpractice insurance, but they cannot insure against the indirect costs of litigation, such as time, stress, added work, and reputational damage.
The lesson that should have been learned was that the market cannot insure itself: if most investors want to sell assets, there will be no one on the other side of the trade with a big enough wallet to buy them.
You cannot insure the safety of the workforce.
An individual will not consume to the full extent of his capacity if he cannot insure his house or health.
THE biggest risk any company faces is the loss of its good name, and you cannot insure against that.
The BOC-PRN(E + L) discriminator eliminates side peak ambiguity, while it cannot insure good MP mitigation [4].
As yet, one cannot say more.
Because one cannot take his place".
