Sentence examples for would have insured from inspiring English sources

This would have insured 13 tricks if the spade king had appeared, but it did not.

A club lead would have insured the defeat of the contract, but Hamman, West, had little to guide him.

If relief were given on health-insurance premiums, most of the benefits would be "deadweight", going to those who would have insured themselves privately anyway.

Just before the bill passed, the Lege heartily rejected an amendment that would have insured "that students are not coerced to participate in the recitation of the pledge".

Bernie's single payer health plan would have insured every American.

Alternatively, a more direct transfer of knowledge, skills and abilities to the local level, would have insured better local ownership, possibly expanded coverage and may have insured the sustainability and survival of some of the more successful aspects of the programme.

"It was caused by an event that was unforeseen by anyone, because if anybody foresaw it, you would never have insured it, we would never have originated the loan.

Fire officers are very sceptical – I've been involved in a lot of fire insurance cases – if there had been anything sinister and, above all, Heginbotham's insurers wouldn't have insured the various buildings if they weren't satisfied there was nothing in it.

When the president of the company heard about it, he said that they would never have insured the bridge for more than $15,000.

"We've got five people - the four family members and me - and statistically I could have insured that we would have all been here 12 years on from the start of the project.

That's less than the cost of replacing a whole car, however, and also less than you'd pay if you had insured your own car and totaled it (since Skip Barber gets a group rate on their insurance, which you of course would not be entitled to otherwise).