Sentence examples for insured life from inspiring English sources

Ellen Moss risked heavily insured life and limb to swim back to Debby, while Andy watched, immobilized.

Or, if you prefer, add up total spending by Western European countries, which have about the same combined population as the United States; you'll find that they spend only about 60percentt as much on health care, but that everyone is insured, life expectancy is higher, and infant mortality is lower.

If that power refuses to acknowledge its debt to the poor, it would have failed to live up to its promise to insure "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness to its citizens.

Normal organ-specific regulation of this loop may act to maintain precursors and stem cells in their appropriate numbers to insure life-long persistence and constant organ size, while preventing tumourigenesis.

As a life settlement provider, we track those insured by life insurance policies that we purchase, with the same goal of insurance companies.

Whole life contracts, on the other hand, run for the whole of the insured's life and gradually accumulate a cash value.

In 1972, an ambitious Austrian insured his life against a loan for the then staggering cost of £35,000 to buy a drive in the March team alongside Ronnie Peterson.

Today close to 80percentt of Rwandans are insured and life expectancy has more than doubled.

However, Krusty had insured the life of his pseudonym and rigged his boat with explosives; returning to shore with Bart and Lisa, Bellowss"'s boat explodes, allowing Krusty to collect the insurance cash and end his tax woes.

Ms. Hunt is taking part in four such pools, allowing unknown investors to insure her life for a total of $70 million.

The mood of a man insuring his life is not unlike that of a man signing his will; thoughts of mortality must occur.