Sentence examples for probably insured from inspiring English sources

Renters also need insurance: Your building itself is probably insured by the owner, but your contents are not.

More than the soundness of its advice, however, the mere fact that "The Prophet" was an advice book — or, more precisely, "inspirational literature" — probably insured a substantial readership at the start.

The adjustment of the modules into a functional mandible is probably insured by bone remodeling.

The economic pressures on a 47-year-old father of four children, 3 of whom are still in school or college, probably insure that he won't quit printing, for a while.

Having already ruled out this second option in public comments, there were reports on Tuesday night that Boehner was prepared to bring the Senate bill to the floor, which would probably insure its passage.

The Obama campaign's Plan B is based on the assumption that the economy will continue to stutter along without slipping, once again, into an outright slump, which would probably insure a Romney victory.

He did not say it, but given that Iraq's population is at least 55percentt Shiite, a referendum would probably insure their predominance and hence warm ties with Shiite Iran.

As an undefeated Kentucky Derby winner, Barbaro probably was insured for at least $13 million, according to several owners and breeders.

With insurance companies helping rebuild some sanctuaries, she says, a sizeable portion of the fund will help replace the things probably not insured including new prayer books or choir robes.

Most of those losses are probably not privately insured, analysts said.

But if that ring is nice enough to make you tear up, it probably should be insured.