Sentence examples for be insurable for from inspiring English sources
The Kia Soul EV, an electric car that sells for around $32,000, we found to be insurable for $1,446, again, in New York.
But almost everyone, and everything, is insurable — for a price.
Political risks such as war or currency debasement are usually not insurable by private parties but may be insurable by governmental institutions.
So by Mr. Gollaher's standards, no one would be insurable, including himself.
Their owners bought them on the assumption that they would be insurable against flooding, among other risks.
Include landscaping -- that big tree out front may not be insurable, but it does increase the value of your property.
Enron officials say some of the company's foreign projects may not be insurable without the backing of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, which limits risk to United States companies investing abroad.
But if the employee has had health issues in the interim, they may not be insurable any more.
To preserve the principle that every home is insurable, premiums for the half million homes at higher risk of flooding are subsidised by an annual £10.50 levy on every other household.
"If the couple is healthy and they are insurable, I think they can make money off this deal," says Robert Healy, vice president for customer care at eHealthinsurance.com.com
