Sentence examples for cutting coverage from inspiring English sources

James J. Donelon, the state insurance commissioner, said that some companies were no longer writing new policies in Louisiana and that many were raising prices, increasing deductibles, and cutting coverage for wind and hail.

In addition, the local effects of organic farming and delayed cutting coverage interacted positively with these AESs at landscape scale.

Among other strategies, companies also have tried promoting generic substitutions for name brand, increasing co-payments and even cutting coverage in some areas.

And then there is the issue of cutting insurance costs by cutting coverage.

Nearly three years after its passage, there have been no actual reported health coverage or job losses of any significance -- only a steady stream of media reports saying that business lobbies and benefits consultants are all saying that their members and clients are all saying they are thinking about cutting coverage and jobs.

More controversially, the company is also cutting reinsurance coverage, which is how insurers offload their own risks.

It ends the common practice of insurance companies cutting off coverage when people fall ill and bars limits on the long term cost of providing care.

How employers would react to a Medicare prescription-drug benefit is unclear, given that many companies are already cutting their coverage.

There has been moaning about how awful it is that the networks are cutting back coverage to practically nothing and shunting it off to cable.

ACCURACY Mr. Christie speaks not of cutting health coverage, or mammograms, as the ad suggests, but of giving people the option of choosing no-frills, mandate-free and, presumably, much cheaper insurance if they want it.

The networks -- the dinosaurs of the television world compared to cable news -- are cowering and cutting back coverage while wondering how to deal with the conventions, those dinosaurs of the political world.