Sentence examples for expected insurance from inspiring English sources

Figure 4a depicts the overall extra expected insured losses in response to premium subsidy rate by scenario and Fig. 4b depicts the ratio of effect (extra expected insurance loss) to total subsidy cost in response to premium subsidy costs.

Mr. Boren said he thought it had left at least $1 million in damage, and he expected insurance to cover 90 percent.

With the government writing $5,000 checks to people who buy health insurance, one might have expected insurance companies to devise policies that cost exactly the amount of the credit and then to make concerted efforts to enroll people.

"How honest are we going to be with the American public about what's at stake with this drug?" Heather O'Neill, a Danco spokeswoman, said that the company had not yet set a price for the drug but that she expected insurance companies and government programs that now pay for surgical abortions to pay for mifepristone also.

He expected insurance to pick up the tab.

The new actuarial report shows that it expects losses on its portfolio of loans originated between 1992 and 2009, including about $70 billion in expected insurance claims on loans endorsed between 2007 and 2009.

Unless something changes, we should expect insurance rates to continue racing upwards, as more major insurers exit the market and the ability to attract new participants becomes increasingly difficult.

Outsiders might expect insurance companies to expand their networks to treat additional patients next year.

Albalat expects insurance to cover only one half of its costs.

If you find you suffer from plain old snoring and not sleep apnea, do not expect insurance to cover your treatments.

An even bigger issue is whether we can really expect insurance companies to offer annuities that will last for a lifetime if there is a caveat enabling annuitants to switch at any time.