Sentence examples for coverage to make from inspiring English sources

So, IncomeAssure aims to sell insurance coverage to make up that difference.

Q. Are there enough miles of fiber optic lines in place, with broad enough coverage, to make your plans practical?

There is always the possibility, however, that some employers could scale back their other coverage to make it equal to their mental health offerings.

Mr. O'Boyle said the one bright spot about the fire was that it forced other merchants to re-examine their insurance coverage to make sure they have enough.

Mr. Costas added that he had routinely used his time during halftime coverage to make personal observations and comments on a number of football-related subjects, including the level of violence displayed on the field.

He had toyed with the idea of doing some kind of project there, but it took a 2013 outbreak, which sickened 63 of Noma's customers and unleashed a tide of negative media coverage, to make him pull the trigger.

"The coverage tends to make child molesters defensive, anxious, withdrawn, unco-operative," Dr Craissati says.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton contends that the only way to achieve universal health coverage, and to make the marketplace fair and efficient, is to require that everyone have insurance.

The health rewards were designed to increase the rate of preventive care obtained by low-income families by encouraging parents to obtain and maintain health coverage and to make routine preventive doctor and dentist visits for themselves and their children.

I detail all this not to rehash the comprehensive news coverage, but to make a point.

And the coverage seems to make a difference, improving access to care and reducing financial strain from medical bills, according to several studies published in the last two years.