Sentence examples for canceled at some point from inspiring English sources

Several million people stand to have their individual health insurance canceled at some point in 2014 because their plans do not comply with new requirements, such as coverage for mental health treatment and maternity care.

If your coverage was canceled at some point in the past because you missed a payment (did I hear someone say "worst unemployment since 1940"?), Mercury wants the right to penalize you -- even if you tried to reinstate your coverage right after you were canceled.

AT SOME point, surely, businesses will learn.

We pretty much knew the game was going to be canceled at that point, so the first thing I wanted to do was make sure I got my family out of the stands".

If we get the heavy rain that is forecast, there is a very strong possibility we will have to cancel racing at some point".

If the league cancels at any point from Saturday until Jan . 1 it will forfeit the same $100,000 and whatever expenses the university incurs up to the time of cancellation.

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The way the birds flew "didn't feel organic" and the game was almost cancelled at one point.

In this paper the extension of the average zones of quiet produced in a diffuse acoustic field is studied when the acoustic is cancelled at a point near a reflecting surface by using a remote secondary source.

At Nickel, for example, men can cancel at any point up to the service; they don't have to give a credit card to hold the appointment; and if they arrive ten minutes late, they can still be treated.

The acoustic performance of a secondary source array formed by two loudspeakers is theoretically studied when the acoustic pressure and the secondary particle velocity component is cancelled at a point in its near field with and without a diffracting head present.