Sentence examples for life coverage from inspiring English sources

"People would just stop buying your insurance," he said, noting that policyholders can cancel term life coverage at anytime without additional charges.

She said she had had "a rude awakening" when she discovered after Raheen's death that he had only $10,000 in group life coverage.

MetLife has benefited from a steady increase in demand for life coverage and long-term savings products as baby boomers set aside more assets for retirement.

A few weeks ago, Todd Munday, 30, who owns a mortgage brokerage firm in Norman, Okla., bought $250,000 of term life coverage for 20 years, at $41 a month.

New York distribution will begin with a trial run of about 50,000 copies, distributed on Thursdays in sidewalk boxes and store lobbies, said Mr. Siegel, who expects that the papers will be 40 to 60 pages and include the same Onion content, but with local New York advertisements and night life coverage.

Clearly, important aspects of almost any medical or psychiatric condition are likely to be missing from this brief instrument, and the adequacy of symptom and quality of life coverage will vary across patient populations.

It suggests that one in three Americans believe that the A.C.A. established a "death panel" to make decisions about the end-of-life coverage that people receive under Medicare, and another one in four Americans aren't sure whether such a panel exists.

"Sports" seems to me to be the only enthusiastic real-life coverage these days.

The textbook with the best end-of-life coverage contained 38% helpful information, the worst had only 15% helpful information.

It was noteworthy that non-cancer conditions received similar, if not better end-of-life coverage, as cancer in geriatric textbooks.

The coverage will come in the form of a convertible 10- or 15-year plan, so the policies would last for a set period but could transition into permanent full life-coverage at a certain time.