Sentence examples for insurance has changed from inspiring English sources

Insurance has changed dramatically since the NAIC was set up in 1871, with growing sophistication in underwriting and risk management.

Similarly, access to and use of health insurance has changed substantially in recent years.

The statutory accident insurance has changed the occupational classification system between 2000 and 2009.

Among them, 22 were analysed after excluding 11 patients whose medical insurance had changed during the study period.

During the past few years, provider payment methods for healthcare costs of national health insurance have changed but fee-for-service payments still dominate the system.

Usually, the only time I hear about it is when a patient calls from the pharmacy because the insurance plan has changed which statin it covers or a medication is not covered by insurance and the price is simply astronomical — what could I substitute?

Ed Wade, the Phillies' general manager, would not talk about Glavine, but speaking generally he said: "Obviously we're all aware that the insurance market has changed dramatically.

No fewer than 144 large U.S. companies, as well as celebrities like Rosie O'Donnell and her partner Kelli, and the entire city of Houston have stamped out a brand new form of storm insurance that has changed the way to respond to the next natural or man-made catastrophe.

However, according to a recent report by the National Association of Dental Plans,[ 1] the composition of the dental insurance market has changed dramatically in the past decade.

The insurance market structure has changed as well: total managed care penetration (combined HMO and PPO penetration) declined by 12%, while the market's concentration increased by 11%.

So, as the political fight has intensified, on the eve of implementation of one of the ACA's key provisions, the creation of new health insurance pools, how much has changed?