Sentence examples for low claims from inspiring English sources
Capital has flooded in, encouraged by several years of low claims.
The Kettering MP first hit the headlines over his unusually low claims for expenses.
Not only would it demonstrate corporate social responsibility, but there is a strong business case for entering a market that has higher premiums and low claims ratios.
The emissions are so low, claims the company, that they will conform to the new EU regulations expected on CO2 emissions in 2012.
"Data show that with no specific effort to educate the insured households, insurers experience very low claims," she says.
Place, influenced by Martin, was able to explain the relative incorrigibility of sensation statements by their low claims: 'I see a bent oar' makes a bigger claim than 'It looks to me that there is a bent oar'.
There are several possible explanations for the low claim rate.
LOW: Claim a picnic table at Gott's Roadside and chow down on a classic burger topped with pickles and American cheese ($8).
Indeed, at least two groups with access to empirical data the Highway Loss Data Institute and AAA - The Auto Club Group have concluded that Tesla vehicles do not have a low claim rate (in addition to having a high average cost per claim), which suggests that these vehicles do not have a low crash rate either.
For recollections of Martin's contributions to the discussion see Place (1989) 'Low Claim Assertions' in Heil (1989).
Shandai, from the animal-protection group Guangdong Shoushan Volunteer Center, reckoned that previous estimations of 10,000 dogs being sacrificed for the festival are too low, claiming the figure is more like 40,000.
