Sentence examples for exploding health from inspiring English sources

My research showed that exploding health care costs were driving up labor costs.

Given exploding health care costs as the baby boomers retire, budget cuts are unavoidable — but they are not urgent.

With greater longevity, exploding health care costs and global market volatility, baby boomers risk outliving their assets.

For employees like her, however, the greatest impact of exploding health care costs will arrive in the form of stagnating wages.

FRUSTRATED by exploding health care costs, many firms are encouraging employees to enroll in high-deductible health insurance plans linked to tax-exempt health savings accounts.

In talks about reducing the nation's exploding health care costs, the "R" word — rationing — strikes fear into the hearts of both patients and doctors.

It tries to explode health and safety myths: putting a plaster on a child's cut, hanging up flower baskets or running pancake races are not necessarily illegal as long as people are responsible, it says.

Yet, Dr. Piot said, "this is the time to act because it is much cheaper" to prevent an epidemic from exploding when health officials deal with a smaller than larger number of infected people.

In health care, windfall profits are fueling exploding costs, making health care, a public good, unaffordable for many.

We are here today to discuss one of the greatest threats not just to the well-being of our families and the prosperity of our businesses, but to the very foundation of our economy and that is the exploding cost of health care in America today.

Prevention programs are imperative to controlling the exploding growth in health care costs.