Sentence examples for unable to afford coverage from inspiring English sources

Massachusetts requires everyone to take out health insurance or pay a tax penalty (unless they are deemed unable to afford coverage).

The subsidies for insurance, which make up most of the $120 billion price tag, would have to be reduced, leaving some people unable to afford coverage but also cutting the bill's cost.

As the number of people without health insurance continues to rise, many states and Congress have begun to focus on one of the biggest causes: the growing number of small business owners and their workers who are unable to afford coverage.

Others likely will make too much money to qualify for assistance but be unable to afford coverage.

Delaying the law's provisions would avoid that problem, although like the defunding proposal, it would leave millions of lower-income Americans unable to afford coverage.

Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) is proposing a quick fix for low-income Americans unable to afford coverage under President Donald Trump's newly proposed health care law: Don't buy an iPhone….

The New York Times said this could leave 2 4 million Americans unable to afford family coverage under their employers' plans and ineligible for subsidies to buy coverage elsewhere.

Its needlessly strict interpretation of the Affordable Care Act could leave millions of Americans with modest incomes unable to afford family coverage under their employers' health insurance but ineligible for subsidies to buy coverage elsewhere.

In addition, with individual pricing there is a worry that the poor will face very high rates and be unable to afford insurance coverage.

Mr. Wyden worries that many workers will be unable to afford family coverage offered on the job and ineligible for subsidies offered in the exchange.

Under rules proposed by the service, some working-class families would be unable to afford family coverage offered by their employers, and yet they would not qualify for subsidies provided by the law.