Sentence examples for high claims from inspiring English sources

Emma works full time, but because rents in the capital are sky high, claims housing benefit to make ends meet.

This will hit David Cameron and George Osborne, who emerged relatively unscathed from the expenses scandal but who make high claims on their mortgages.

An absence of insurance is generally a sign of double trouble, signifying that rates have gone up because of high claims.

"These people are expensive," Short says, "and there's no way for a private insurance company to cover them and pay their very high claims without either charging a price that reflects those high claims or someone paying to subsidize their coverage very heavily….

John Updike was always so careful not to make high claims for himself as a poet that he gave his more owlish critics the opportunity to say he wasn't a poet at all.

Insurance and insurance rates are usually designed around the idea of a pool of risk -- the chance that a few members of a group will have high claims that can be covered by the premiums paid by everyone else.

Which was why Mr. Tyler and his mother, Karen Gamble, were shocked to see that Sharpstown High claimed it had no dropouts at all last year.

Also, products with inulin could achieve the requisites for the "high" claim for dietary fibre.

We also observe lawyers with very high claim values won (up to 10.3 million reais) and six lawyers winning over 200 cases.

If I were one of them, I would ask for an explanation of those high claim denial rates.

Sometimes patients have a high claim to physicians care.