Sentence examples for insurance experience from inspiring English sources

But analysts say Mr. Eckert's insurance experience gives him an inside track.

After three years of no football and the insurance experience, Maddox decided to sell the business in 1999.

The Health Insurance Association of America will not permit their Harry and Louise actors to talk to reporters about their actual health insurance experience.

Laura Schauble, associate director, commercial insurance, Clements Worldwide, Washington DC, @Tweet_Clements Laura joined Clements Worldwide in 2003 and has over 13 years of insurance experience.

But Scicluna, a former chairman of Deloitte UK who has been at RSA for a year, has other directorships and lacks frontline insurance experience.

Mr. Dörig, a relatively unknown banker with no insurance experience, said he would stay "unswervingly" with the Swiss Life board's decision to redirect its focus to its core business of life insurance.

To the Editor: In 2009, the nonpartisan Institute of Medicine reported that 45.7 million American residents without health insurance experienced greater disability and death from stroke, cardiac disease, cancer and events requiring hospitalization.

When Ms. DiGiacomo's husband, lacking health insurance, experienced a freakish accident not long ago — his nose was bitten off by the couple's rescue dog — Ms. Kay contributed to funds raised to pay the couple's medical bills and encouraged her friends to do so as well.

More recently, the Office of the Inspector General reported that 13.1% of hospitalized patients with Medicare insurance experienced an adverse event that resulted in harm [ 2].

Our study adds to the limited literature on this topic by using a mixed-methods approach to examine both maternal and child health outcomes and by including precise measures of consistency of health insurance coverage and coverage during the exact time of pregnancy together with in-depth narratives about insurance experiences.

We used an inductive approach to the qualitative analysis in which we initiated the analysis without apriori hypotheses and we constructed our interpretation based on the salient themes we identified in the participant's narratives related to their insurance experiences [ 46].