Sentence examples for costs for coverage from inspiring English sources

But according to the regulators' group, costs for coverage in New York in 2000 fell $7.32 to $935.64.

This time, candidates are emphasizing the benefits for people who already have insurance — lower costs for coverage, new programs to improve the quality of health care.

Robert Hartwig, the chief economist at the Insurance Information Institute, a trade group in New York, said that costs for coverage in New York had been rising since late 2000.

Polls do show that a majority of Americans worry about the web site glitches, and either losing their current coverage or having to pay higher costs for coverage.

Dallas L. Salisbury, president and chief executive of the Employee Benefit Research Institute, a public policy research group in Washington, said that the cost for coverage in a group policy runs about $16.30 per $1,000 of coverage with a waiting period of 30 days and a maximum benefit of $15,000 a month.

One of the biggest concerns is that younger, healthier people will not sign up for health plans on the exchanges, driving the costs up for coverage of the people who do sign up.

True, a higher share of firms now offer coverage, but they are also shifting costs for that coverage to employees.

Costs for auto coverage have been rising sharply in the last year in most states, along with the cost of home insurance and most business coverages.

As income declines and costs for employee coverage rise, health insurance is often one of the first expenses to be cut.

That provision is expected to increase out-of-pocket health care costs for family coverage by more than $1,000 a year.

Rising costs for health coverage and a continuing fall-off in the number of workers in employer-sponsored health plans are among the reasons that a greater number of people did not have health insurance last year, experts say.