Sentence examples for to fully insure from inspiring English sources

In this setting, health insurance will not be able to fully insure against the economic costs of catastrophic illnesses.

Most people have not saved enough to fully insure against these possibilities.

"The premium that the police would have to pay to fully insure its fleet is retained by the department and used to pay on a case-by-case basis instead," he said.

"They go to college, and the N.C.A.A. decides we're not going to allow you the capacity to fully insure your potential earnings, because that's an extra benefit," he said.

A major worry is that we've been unable to get life insurance to cover the cost of our mortgage and have also been unable to fully insure our belongings.

This time, he said, his compensation check had shrunk to $105 per week, because his company thought it had no obligation to fully insure him for an accident he suffered away from work.

Wealthier sections have returned more quickly, mostly because homeowners were more likely to be fully insured and had other resources to tap even if they weren't.

Also, if the act fails to be extended, it would be troublesome for owners of commercial property, which are required, by mortgage lenders, to be fully insured.

In an environment where firms are risk-neutral and they can fully insure their employees, excessive layoffs are effectively ruled out (Burdett and Wright, 1989).

State insurance mandates only apply to private health plans that are fully insured, as opposed to self-funded health plans run by corporations, or people who buy insurance individually.

Partially insured households were 2.9 times less likely to experience CHE while fully insured households were 4.2 times less likely after controlling for other variables (Model 1).