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1. You should insure against loss of heat by having double glazing.

2. We insure against all damage, accidental or otherwise.

3. I'll take more care to insure against making mistakes.

4. We thought we'd insure against rain by putting a tent up where people could take shelter.

5. Think carefully before you insure against accident, sickness and redundancy.

6. All the electronics in the world cannot insure against accidents, though.

7. Therefore the landlord should be encouraged to insure against all normal risks.

8. No one can insure against all eventualities and so you strike a balance between the re- and pro- active aspects of your work.

9. In the end, it is possible, technically, to insure against any risk.

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10. A person can insure against death within a specified period, the policy paying nothing if the insured survives.

11. They concentrated a superior force to insure against defeat.

12. Private banks collectively cannot self - insure against a generalised run on the banks.

13. "One thing you can never insure against is corruption among your staff."—"Agreed.".

14. We usually insure against All Risks for 110 % of the invoice value.

15. If you are unconcerned about business debts and can insure against liability, you may not need a corporation.

16. So he divides men by language barriers, and scatters them abroad - the very thing they were trying to insure against.

17. When there is a cricket Test Match between England and Australia, the organizers can insure against rain which will keep away spectators and reduce the profits.

18. Unconformity with your instructions, we have have the goods insure against total loss only.

1. You should insure against loss of heat by having double glazing.