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Meanings of insure against in English

We have no meanings for "insure against" in our records yet.
Usage of insure against in English
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To encourage the dissatisfied is to insure against universal satisfaction-whichis lethal.
The Pirates of Ersatz
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Is it worth spending extra money to insure against day-to-day medical expenses?
The Irish Times
3
Bank-owned life insurance can insure against the lives of employees and directors.
Reuters
4
All businesses need insurance; however, you do not need to insure against everything.
Reuters
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Credit default swaps are used to insure against a borrower defaulting.
Reuters
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I put twenty seeds in the hill, to insure against loss.
The Home Acre
7
The use of plain text will also help to insure against future obsolescence.
ERPANET Case Study: Project Gutenberg
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But I wanted to insure against even so small a chance.
Flight From Tomorrow
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Credit default swaps are used to insure against borrowers failing to repay their debt.
Reuters
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Saving more is a simple, elegant, if perhaps painful way to insure against that.
Reuters
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He was selling property insurance, meant to insure against bombings.
The new yorker
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Universal, mandatory-participation insurance pools offer a highly efficient way to insure against long-term care needs.
Reuters
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However, it is still getting more expensive to insure against a default in both countries.
The Guardian
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The swaps are used to insure against debt defaults and speculate on borrower's credit quality.
Reuters
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With the annuity, you insure against the risk that you will live a long time.
Forbes
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Meanwhile, the price to insure against the risk of a Pemex default has risen sharply.
Reuters
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Insure against through the time
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common