Sentence examples for pool force from inspiring English sources

In extreme cases, adverse selection creates a classic insurance "death spiral" in which the higher costs associated with a sicker pool force insurers to raise premiums, which leads healthier (often younger) people to drop coverage, which in turn makes the remaining pool even sicker and costlier on average, driving premiums up again, and so on.

A few weeks later, a swimmer experienced diarrhea in the pool, forcing a daylong closure.

The restrictions narrow the buyer pool, forcing owners to reduce asking prices.

For example BAE, EADS, Dassault, Aermacchi and Saab should co-operate and pool forces in military aircraft, as European defence budgets are too small (and declining) to afford the current level of duplication.

He was tasked with explaining the proceedings to a press pool, forced to compare notes after mile-a-minute recitations into the court record by the presiding military judge, Colonel Denise Lind.

It would allow insurance companies to cherry-pick young, healthy people and offer them lower premiums, Ms. Praeger said, while leaving higher risk people in a smaller pool, forcing up their premiums or leaving them unable to find coverage at all.

Mr. Kelley's lawyers had argued that the Stamford Superior Court judge presiding over his trial, Kevin Tierney, had improperly denied their initial efforts to remove four potential jurors from the jury pool, forcing them instead to use valuable peremptory challenges that allow lawyers to dismiss jurors they deem unacceptable.

Other college sports tournaments, including the March Madness brackets that make us all flush our money away in office pools, force selection committees to compare and contrast teams from all over the country.

IT used to be that people thought about short films only when their offices' annual Oscar pools forced them to guess which obscure gem they'd never seen or heard of might win the Academy Award.

Salem explained that jihadist groups in the region have been "pooling forces" since 2013, when the French launched military operations against militant strongholds in northern Mali.

You will not achieve good results with 27 national states acting unilaterally, but only by pooling forces.