Sentence examples for was insuring from inspiring English sources
verb
To provide for compensation if some specified risk occurs. Often agreed by policy (contract) to offer financial compensation in case of an accident, theft or other undesirable event.
- I'm not insured against burglary.
Among Democrats surveyed, the second priority was insuring as many of the currently uninsured as possible.
As of December, the F.H.A. was insuring 5.8 million single-family residences that had a total loan balance of $750 billion.
In its suits, it admitted it did virtually no due diligence to assess the quality of the loans it was insuring.
Senator Bob Corker, of Tennessee, said that his priority was "insuring we don't overly hamstring the N.S.A.'s ability to collect this kind of information".
His principal concern was insuring that our focus would be more on civil rights and social history than on home runs and pennant chases.
When Al Qaeda attacked the United States in 2001, Wright & Company was insuring about 17,000 federal employees against the legal hazards of their work.
Her money was insured, she thought.
After all, the bank was insured".
It was insured by Radian Asset Insurance.
The building was insured for $160 million.
