Sentence examples for insurance pick from inspiring English sources

If you plan to offer disability insurance, pick a policy that covers at least 60% of an employee's salary, says Friedrich.

If you're going to offer disability insurance, pick a policy that covers at least 60% of an employee's salary, says Jodi Baldner, director of marketing for Principal Financial's specialty benefits division.

Mobley was fully paid, but the league's insurance policy picked up 80 percent of his salary for the final season and a half.

If insurance picks up too many small expenses, it encourages abuse and overuse of scarce resources.

The average American adult patient now spends roughly $600 annually on dental care, with insurance picking up about half the tab.

But buoyed by recommendations by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Merck has distributed 13 million doses in the United States alone; insurance picked up much of the tab.

Citing recent data from the Bank for International Settlements, the blog points out that in the event of a Greek default, direct creditors would be on the hook for 70 percent of the losses, with credit default insurance picking up the rest.

But they still spent, by Ms. Sobieri's estimates, tens of thousands of dollars to keep Perry comfortable for the duration of his life, with pet insurance picking up the rest.

"It was a lot easier to know you can just drive up the block to a clinic, rather than spend time in the pediatrician's waiting room," said Liz Lyons, who recently took her 9-year-old son to have a sore throat swabbed in a clinic at a CVS drugstore in Bethesda, Md. She made a $10 co-payment, with her husband's insurance picking up the rest of the $59 tab.

The possibility of separating stronger municipal bond operations from riskier structured finance insurance picked up steam.

As the theory goes, workers end up using more health care services, without worrying about the cost, because their insurance picks up a huge share of the expense.