Sentence examples for pretty much insures from inspiring English sources
The midterm election, however — the constitutionally mandated annoyance whereby all of the Congress and a third of the Senate (plus eight jillion local likelies) have to stand before us once again — pretty much insures that we can't get government out of our minds, lives, hair, dreams, and just be satisfied being "the governed".
The problem is exacerbated by the fact that natural resources tend to be controlled by state-run monopolies, which pretty much insures a low level of innovation and competitiveness, and encourages people to look to the state, instead of themselves, for solutions.
Karl Marx pretty much insured that calling someone a Bonapartist would be a slur, when he wrote of Napoleon III, with reference to his uncle Napoleon I, that all great world-historic figures recur, first as tragedy and later as farce.
If you need images fast, you can shoot both raw and JPEG, but being out on the water is going to pretty much insure you will get blowouts.
On the other hand, he compensated for the modest tally of his films by insuring that pretty much every one is a gem.
'I think they are all pretty much of a muchness.
Bradley Whitford's Danny pretty much had to take the job, because he has just tested positive for cocaine use and can't get insured to direct movies.
HOLDER: Pretty much, yeah.
"He pretty much vanished".
