Sentence examples for insurance made from inspiring English sources
"The advent of insurance made all kinds of businesses possible," Mr. Shiller said.
People were randomly selected to have Medicaid or not, and researchers then asked if the insurance made any difference.
Sheehan argued that the consideration of fraud insurance made clear they had real concerns about whether Madoff was somehow suspect.
As intended, deposit insurance made banks less prone to runs (depositors trying to withdraw their money before everyone else does).
"We're an engineering company and we need to hire the best of the best," she said, acknowledging that not offering health insurance made that difficult.
The health and human services secretary, Kathleen Sebelius, charged with carrying out this first-ever national program of voluntary long-term care insurance, made official on Friday what had been speculated for several weeks: the administration was shutting down Class.
When an insured individual experiences a loss, insurance makes the policy-holder whole.
His inability to provide insurance makes my situation worse.
Social and commercial insurance make up the rest.
And how much sense does employer-provided health insurance make?
The market for such insurance makes Dan McGinnity a little sad, as well.
