Sentence examples for virtually insures from inspiring English sources
Capturing the President of the United States virtually insures media attention.
By prolonging the inevitable death of the coal industry, the Trump Administration virtually insures an even more painful reckoning to come.
But the continued arrival of illegal fruit and vegetables, usually carried in travelers' luggage, virtually insures future infestations of the insect, which destroys crops, officials said Sunday.
September 12 2015 One of the secret heroes of the jazz scene for the past five decades, the bassist Mraz is the kind of supremely adept and consistently inspired player whose presence virtually insures onstage creativity.
In 1984 author Charles Perrow published his groundbreaking book Normal Accidents: Living With High Risk Technologies, in which he argued that the complexity of our aging industrial infrastructure virtually insures that industrial accidents involving toxic chemicals will become a regular, and indeed normal, occurrence.
Older voters traditionally are a more stable and reliable voting demographic, and the steadily growing number of black female voters virtually insures that the black vote will be a permanent potent factor in national elections.
Madison's success, in other words, was virtually insured.
That kind of performance would virtually insure him of reaching 300, but no one expects him to reel off four such terrific seasons.
Mr. Suharto, 76, said on Tuesday that he would accept another term, virtually insuring his re-election despite growing discontent with his rule.
Since a nonprofit group from New Jersey is the leading applicant for the ship, Senate and Navy officials say, the measure would virtually insure that the vessel goes to the state.
The U.S. Defense Department is poised to spend eleven billion dollars modernizing its health-care-management system, but its acquisition standards virtually insure that the information technology it selects will be antiquated long before the system becomes operational.
