Sentence examples for discontinued coverage from inspiring English sources

"There's not much interest in big holdings," said one Milan analyst who recently discontinued coverage.

In all, Smith Barney has at least temporarily discontinued coverage of close to 250 companies -- leaving a big gap with regard to a number of important industries.

And he said he feared that the bill could increase insurance costs, prompting employers to discontinue coverage.

"Some months later I got a letter from USAA saying they were going to discontinue coverage," he said".

The cuts will "increase the pressure on small employers to discontinue coverage or increase their employees' share of premiums," said Blaine Bos, a Mercer survey spokesman.

Employers and insurers oppose any new right to sue, saying it would drive up the cost of health insurance and prompt some employers to discontinue coverage.

Not only is she demanding a better brand of research product, but by discontinuing coverage of so many companies, she is also saying in effect that much of their past efforts were inadequate.

The law, she said, could inadvertently create an incentive for employers to discontinue coverage because the financial penalties for not offering insurance are far less than the cost of providing it.

In response to this lawsuit crisis, construction company insurers like CNA are discontinuing coverage for construction defects.

The complications related to surgery have increased disproportionately, causing some payers to discontinue coverage for bariatric procedures and reducing patient access to an effective treatment modality.

In the interest of parity, let's discontinue coverage of Viagra if we discontinue coverage for female contraception.