Sentence examples for abandon markets from inspiring English sources
The waivers have been issued in the last several weeks as part of a broader strategic effort to stave off threats by some health insurers to abandon markets, drop out of the business altogether or refuse to sell certain policies.
He cut off a key set of payments to insurers, prompting some to raise rates and others to abandon markets altogether.
The latter would frequently be a money-losing proposition for insurers, and many carriers would likely decide to abandon markets altogether.
It's a problem that already exists in some states, like Iowa and Tennessee, but it could get worse and affect even more Americans if the Trump administration regulations go into effect, especially if the new measures cause more insurers to abandon markets altogether.
To abandon marketing altogether might make it difficult for the studio to attract top-flight filmmakers, who would expect the company to manage the still enormous income from video and maintain relations with retailers.
Argentina and its neighbors cannot afford to abandon market liberalization policies and retreat into economic nationalism.
Even though Africa paid a high price for financial problems caused elsewhere, this is not the time to decouple Africa from the world economy, or to abandon market-based competition, but the time to set out a catalytic role for government in partnership with markets to invest in infrastructure, skills and regional economic integration.
Having publicly adopted the General Electric Company's management philosophy of abandoning markets in which it does not hold a commanding market share, Fiat has courted every big automaker in the world in recent months in search of an alliance or buyer for its car operations.
In response, carriers have raised premiums or abandoned markets altogether.
In response, they've jacked up premiums, and some have abandoned markets altogether.
A more realistic possibility is that the market deterioration of the past year continues, with yet more insurers abandoning markets and those remaining raising premiums even further, to the point that only people with subsidies find it attractive.
