Sentence examples for cheap policy from inspiring English sources

A cheap policy may limit cancellation cover to £500, but around £3,000 is generally recommended.

At Amazon, Jeff Bezos' pile 'em high, sell 'em cheap policy has been handsomely rewarded with record international growth.

Well, if you're very healthy you might be able to get a cheap policy now, or feel reasonably secure going without insurance.

Not he.The budget is therefore a modest thing, seeking to deliver a grab-bag of fairly cheap policy measures in the hope of winning votes (see Bagehot).

So the chancellor will try to knit together a variety of small, fairly cheap policy strands, such as measures to help small businesses with credit, into a coherent growth strategy.

Rival insurers suggest Halifax offered a cheap policy only to find it was paying out too much, but the bank said the decision allowed it to focus on its core markets.

Otherwise, healthy people will buy cheap policies with paper-thin coverage and huge deductibles, which is basically the same as not buying insurance at all.

It's true that Mr. McCain's plan would be disruptive: many young and healthy employees would find cheap policies on the individual market, leaving their colleagues to pay higher premiums — or see their employers end their coverage altogether.

Critics have said this incentive to buy cheap policies offering little coverage for preventive care would lead patients to visit the doctor only after becoming very ill and would therefore ultimately place a greater burden on the health care system.

More and more workers in the private sector will migrate to seemingly cheap policies offered under Uncle Sam's umbrella.

Some groups see the risk pools as merely away to further subsidize the insurance industry and allow health plans to sell cheap policies with fewer consumer protections.