Sentence examples for lead insurance from inspiring English sources

She said she feared that the controversy over mammography might lead insurance companies to stop covering the tests.

"We are asking insurers to share their views of the risk of climate change so that we can be sure that the industry and regulators are appropriately prepared," said Robert H. Easton, a lead insurance regulator in New York.

"We'd rather be working together to resolve the 'excess' issue [where high default excesses can lead insurance policies to appear artificially cheap], and are now doing so with the Association of British Insurers".

"It's a hidden tax: the high cost of emergency room visits that could have been prevented by a much less expensive doctor's appointment, the cost of unpaid medical bills that lead insurance companies to raise rates on the rest of us".

But their rates could still rise by $15 to $50 to cover the higher costs for motorists in the state-subsidized pool of "assigned risk" drivers, whose driving records or credit history would otherwise lead insurance companies to deny them coverage.

The potential for these abuses will lead insurance companies and HMOs to insist on increased scrutiny and limitations.

The line of reasoning is not unlike the one that led insurance companies to support Obamacare.

Some take their lives so that surviving family members can collect insurance, which has led insurance firms to defer payments for two or three years as a deterrent.

In Florida, it was the highly active and damaging hurricane seasons in 2004 and 2005 that led insurance companies to increase rates, in some cases by as much as 300percentt for condominiums.

But it is still the threat of storms this year that has led insurance companies not to renew homeowners' policies in coastal areas, including the Northeast, or to raise premiums and other costs significantly.

Even as we speak, there are regulatory disputes in investment led insurance products, power futures trading and so on.