Sentence examples for over insuring from inspiring English sources

(The Kremlin's main worry for Sunday's vote is not whether Putin will win but whether enough people will bother to vote at all, making the real battle over insuring a respectable-looking turnout).

While declaring that "it's not my goal" to cut troops and weapons, he said it is worth analyzing whether the United States has been "somewhat over insuring" against the current dangers posed by the dual threat of countries like Iraq and North Korea.

Smiley said that he consciously assembled a panel that would feature women from diverse backgrounds since he felt that so much of the recent conversation around women's issues in America -- he specifically referred to the recent fight in Congress over insuring female contraception -- included few women's voices.

In the contentious debate over insuring Americans' health, the value of generic prescription drugs is a rare point of consensus.

The Louvre consented, & "Mother" was shipped over, insured for $500,000.

Make it a fixed size (or age dependent) and you get rid of the perverse incentive to over insure.

RBS, 84% owned by the UK taxpayer, has already become embroiled in the Goldman case because ABN Amro, the Dutch bank it took over, insured the transaction through a credit default swap and lost $800m as a result.

Not to mention all the extra money that would surely be overspent to over insure that their alien jihadist hatred didn't magically disintegrate all God-fearing American patriot prison guards that were unlucky enough to come in contact with such atrocious archnemeses of mass destruction.

"I think they really over-insured themselves so that Yanayev would win," he said.

People tend to over-insure, particularly for small risks, and that's why ancillary cover [also known as extras cover] is so popular.

People who are undercharged (the sick) will over-insure.