Sentence examples for insurance published from inspiring English sources

Michael Lewis received an honorable mention for "In Nature's Casino," a look at catastrophe and insurance, published in The New York Times Magazine.

In a survey of the literature on the impact of community health insurance published in the 1990s, Jakab and Krishnan (2001) found mixed evidence on social inclusion in MHO schemes, while a later literature review by Ekman (2004) found strong indications that such schemes tend to exclude the poorest.

As reported in the Oregonian, when the state insurance department published the insurers' proposed rates in a chart, some of companies that had planned to charge the highest rates wasted no time in saying said they had made a serious mistake and would quickly revise their offerings with lower rates.

Juggling duties as both prime minister and foreign minister shouldn't cramp "Berlusca's" style: After all, before his second stint as prime minister, the 64-year-old oversaw a business empire that included broadcasting, banking, insurance, publishing and a professional soccer team.

Currently, he runs his own communications consultancy, which provides communications counsel to corporate and public sector clients in consumer products, insurance, publishing, health care, biotechnology, film and television production, acquisitions, foreign diplomacy, and a Presidential Library.

The storms have caused $4 billion in damages, according to insurance estimates published in Japanese newspapers.

It also sells car insurance and published Motorwelt, Europe's most widely read magazine with over 13m readers.

An analysis of American insurance claims, published in November in the journal Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism, focused on people with Type 2 diabetes who were taking a diabetes drug other than insulin.

America's Health Insurance Plans, the trade group for commercial health insurance companies, published an infographic this month breaking down how the industry spends every dollar it receives in premiums.

You can find answers to the majority of your questions by looking at our public filings with the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance, previously published articles in Tennessee news outlets and our company website.

It is ironic that this sentence was handed down the same week new research on health insurance was published, showing that women still pay more than men for the same health plan.