Sentence examples for be insured at all from inspiring English sources

Insurance hassles never end, if you are lucky enough to be insured at all.

Halleck believed "Richmond and Corinth are now the great strategic points of the war, and our success at these points should be insured at all hazards," while Beauregard warned the Confederate high command, which was then fixated on Virginia, "If defeated here we will lose the Mississippi Valley and probably our cause".

"For instance, a law says that all state property must be insured at a rate set by a committee known as the Louisiana Insurance Rating and Fire Agency.

In [19], it is shown that, since no CP is inserted, the transmission of these spread real data can be insured at a symbol rate which is more than twice the one used for transmitting complex MC-CDMA data.

B. of the divorce agreement, which provides that "at any time the children are at Coosaw, the parties agree that (1) no airplanes will be flown at children, and (2) the property will be insured at a reasonable level to satisfy liability claims".

For comparison, taxi accidents happen quite frequently, but taxi drivers and their vehicles are insured at all times, whether or not they're in the middle of a ride or on the way to pick up a passenger.

If they are insured at all, it is usually for far less than the horses.

Nearly two thirds of insured persons in 2006 were insured at a level close to the minimum taxable salary [ 26].

"But a $252 million contract would be insured at about 38percentt".

In order to be insured at the city health centres in Philadelphia, immigrant patients must first provide proof of residence to the accountable authority.

Ben Ayers, the Nepal country director for the dZi Foundation and a longtime advocate for trekking porters' rights, said that fees should be increased to ensure Sherpas are properly insured: "If the lives of Sherpas were insured at a comparable rate to foreign climbers, that might change the way people think about the risks they face on the mountain.