Sentence examples for of adjusters from inspiring English sources

Public adjusters tend to be most popular in large metropolitan areas, said Ronald Cuccaro, chief executive of Adjusters International in Utica, N.Y., which was founded in 1910.

Grandstanding politicians charged that Mr. Feinberg would go easy on the company because BP is paying his expenses and those of his army of adjusters in 35 Gulf Coast offices.

A news release said the company found that the number of claims rose 170 percent, to more than 85,000 from 30,000, during June, while the number of adjusters rose 87 percent, to 951 from 510.

That is the job of hundreds of insurance adjusters, who are working long hours, including weekends, fanned out across devastated neighborhoods.

In "The Insurance Man" (1986), from the anthology series "Screen Two," Mr. Day-Lewis is completely commanding in the key supporting role of Kafka, the most sympathetic and magnetic of a group of insurance adjusters working in a nightmarish, highly stylized bureaucracy in 1945 Prague.

The Facility Admission Profile (FAP) variables are a special kind of risk adjusters in which the values of the QI nominator items at admission are used for risk adjustment.

Widespread adoption of the interRAI Home Care (RAI-HC) instrument in several North American and European jurisdictions provided very large sample sizes, which could be used to develop a more comprehensive set of risk adjusters and to introduce a two-step adjustment model involving both individual level covariates, population level stratification, and temporal adjustments [ 5, 6].

It seems faintly ludicrous to suggest that if they had only kept that Clinton-era "can do!" attitude, those 2,600 employees many of them secretaries, administrators, the government equivalent of insurance adjusters, and so forth could somehow have helicoptered in and halted a humanitarian crisis that spread several states wide.

However, this effect cannot be explained by differences in the variances of the adjusters since the AIP had a lower level of variance than the individual covariates.

Major insurers will now be scrambling teams of loss adjusters to the affected areas.

Two of these "adjusters", John Slattery and Terence Stamp, tell him to keep away from her or face the consequences.