Sentence examples for cover for those from inspiring English sources

They also offer little cover for those struggling to survive there.

Ten years ago AllLife developed innovative cover for those with diabetes and HIV.

But the pervasive stagnation has left little cover for those set back by globalization.

Afterward they can make an embossed Haggadah cover (for those over 8) or a colorful Elijah's cup (for younger children).

And yes, the duo does offer a new Radiohead cover, for those who come for the music.

Looks like an awful lot of double-trained strike-breakers would be required to cover for those withdrawing their labour.

If his intestinal problems or skin cancer recur, he may not be covered for those conditions for up to a year because the break in coverage has been more than 62 days.

As Mr. Obama tries to translate that experience into policy for the rest of the country, the real issue is who would decide which procedures will be covered for those near the end of life.

He was also questioned over a claim that Better Capital had set aside £2m on 22 December to ensure wages were covered for those delivering parcels up to Christmas Eve.

Childhood sports programs and payments for fruits and vegetables may be covered for those in the lower income brackets who could not otherwise afford these items and would not choose to spend scarce resources on them if they could.

Andrew M. Schutzman, president of AMS Risk Management and Consulting, an insurance consulting firm in Rockville Centre on Long Island, said he is not so certain that acts of domestic terrorism will be covered for those who purchase terrorism coverage provided by the law.