Sentence examples for decrease insurance from inspiring English sources

ADAS, inward-facing cameras and coaching have shown to drastically decrease insurance costs for commercial vehicle fleets.

How does one help create a more efficient system and decrease insurance premiums?

Our workplaces are businesses and need to make money, but a compassionate workplace that fosters healthy employees enjoy increased productivity, creation of new ideas, and decreased insurance claims.

At the end of the mortgage period the decreasing term insurance expires, leaving the base policy still in force.

Similarly, in a family income policy, the decreasing term insurance is arranged to provide a given income to the beneficiary over a period of years roughly corresponding to the period during which the children are young and dependent.

In the case of the mortgage protection contract, for example, the amount of the decreasing term insurance is designed roughly to approximate the amount of the mortgage on a property.

A statistically significant and positive (negative) β 3 would provide support for our alternative hypothesis that the enactment of the Texas tort reforms influenced physician behavior in a way that, in the aggregate, increased (decreased) health insurance losses.

If we are able to reject the null hypothesis, then we find in favor of an alternative hypothesis that medical malpractice reform leads to changes in provider behavior that significantly increases or decreases health insurance losses.

Especially, price factor contributed the most statin expenditure decreases, because insurance price of statins lowered by an average of 11.0% in 2009.

Currently, plans for clinical therapy services encourage higher delivery of procedures (because the therapy services are commonly reimbursed by procedural code) and volume of patients treated per time frame (because the amount of reimbursement has decreased by insurance companies in an attempt to control costs of services) [ 8, 9].

That was the principal cause of the overall decrease in health insurance coverage".