Sentence examples for cost exposure from inspiring English sources
We observe that despite significant out-of-pocket cost exposure, patients often received care in high-priced locations when lower priced options were available.
Many of my friends who are covered by company group plans just don't understand the high cost exposure potential and the exorbitant premiums of individual plans which still don't provide coverage for many illnesses.
After share price weakness, valuation metrics look less expensive; we believe Randgold offers high quality/low cost exposure to gold price upside, medium-term dividend growth and long-term value accretive growth potential from their exploration portfolio.
The cost exposure for IP rights and particularly patent litigation is significant, hits SMEs disproportionately hard and acts as a serious deterrent for SMEs to engage in patenting in the first place.
The White Paper, which will come out a year after a government-commissioned report produced by the Dilnot Committee, recommended changes in the system which would raise the threshold from £23,250 to £100,000 and cap the total care cost exposure of each one of us to £35,000.
In exchange for permanently patching the "doc fix" (an annual spending cut in Medicare avoided by Congress year after year for over a decade), permanent cuts were made to the Medicare program which were much bigger (mostly increasing means testing and cost exposure).
That has prompted the established or legacy carriers to develop their own low-cost exposure.
After all, the debates are good, low-cost exposure, particularly for candidates who are not at the top of the polls.
The case for international diversification, having been tirelessly repeated for decades, is now numbingly familiar -- especially to mutual fund investors, because funds have been the preferred vehicle for achieving low-cost exposure to many foreign equities.
If you want quick, low-cost exposure to Latin America in a fund, consider the iShares S&P Latin American 40 Index exchange-traded fund (amex: ILF).
A spokeswoman for Liberty said it is aiming to raise at least £10,000 via the Crowdjustice platform to "help cover our costs exposure".
