Sentence examples for eroding coverage from inspiring English sources

"With rising costs and eroding coverage, much is at stake for the insured and uninsured alike as the nation looks forward," the report concluded.

In addition, he and his political allies want to shift control of Medicaid (the insurance program for low-income Americans) from the federal government to the states a move that would lower healthcare spending while eroding coverage protection.

Questions about eroding frame coverage, declining participation rates, and increasing potential for bias have raised doubts about the long-term viability of random-digit-dial (RDD) telephone surveys for injury prevention research.

Virginia joins at least seven other states that have passed bans on coverage of abortion in state health care exchanges, a pattern that abortion advocates say threatens to erode abortion coverage.

Public-health officials say three bills passed by an Arizona House committee Thursday could erode vaccine coverage among schoolchildren.

Campaigning on Saturday, Mr. Obama told several thousand supporters in Newport News, Va., that Mr. McCain's health care plan was outdated and had hidden tax increases that would erode companies' coverage for workers and leave millions of people uninsured.

"It is unfortunate that the important task of overhauling the tax code will erode health coverage for many".

He must repeatedly remind voters that they should be mad at Bush and the GOP for the bungle of the economy, his draconian tax giveaway to the wealthy and corporate interests, his gut of environmental and civil liberties protections, and his Medicare prescription drug benefit bill that lined the pockets of pharmaceutical companies and eroded Medicare coverage and protections.

Mr. Gore said health costs were soaring and health insurance coverage eroding.

Why should I care?" Employer-sponsored coverage is eroding, the cartoon Dr. Gruber tells him.

"Any way you slice it, this coverage is eroding".