Sentence examples for insurance built from inspiring English sources

Since then the 62-year-old has lived off unemployment insurance built up when he was working.

Many cards have some form of insurance built into them, covering damage to goods purchased with the card or cancellation of a flight or holiday.

There is, perhaps, an argument to be made that the true irrationality is having a national scheme of health insurance built around employer-based plans, rather than, say, a single payer.

Here's a really good part: if you live long enough for the accumulating interest to push the total debt above your house's value, the difference is paid by insurance built into the loan.

In effect, these are common shares with a little bit of insurance built in.

Thinking longer-term, Obama said in a speech lacking many specifics that both political parties must give up favored programs while uniting behind his campaign promises to help the millions without health insurance, build better schools and move the nation to more-efficient fuel use.

And while a still existing company like Aetna insurance was built on insuring slaves' bodies, it has apologized but won't pay reparations.

California and New Jersey, for instance, have established family leave insurance laws — built on those states' temporary disability insurance programs — which allow workers to take paid leave to care for a new child (or a sick family member).

The cost of the insurance was built into the advertising budget.

The loans have no hidden charges or penalties for early repayment, and life insurance is built in at no extra cost.

Credit union loans have no hidden charges or penalties for early repayment, and life insurance is built in at no extra cost.