Sentence examples for unable to find coverage from inspiring English sources

Many players leave football as uninsured men, unable to find coverage for pre-existing conditions they suffered playing the game.

Mr. Lieberman interviewed working parents here, some with toddlers squirming on their laps, who told of being unable to find coverage for their children.

If you have a serious health problem and are unable to find coverage through a private insurer, find out whether your state has a high-risk pool that you can join.

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.

Without Medicaid, many patients with disabilities will be unable to find coverage anywhere else.

But they're also part of a larger effort in the law to stop insurers from cherry-picking customers, leaving those who may need expensive treatments unable to find coverage.

The 29-year-old substitute teacher said he has been unable to afford health insurance since January 2012, so he was excited to find coverage at such a low rate.

John Tiene, president of the Insurance Council of New Jersey, a trade group, said that some insurers, unable to make a profit, were in fact leaving the state, making it harder for drivers to find coverage.

She said the university had been unable to find insurance coverage for the museum's collection (which she said had been valued at $500 million) if it is housed in the existing building, and that without insurance, the museum could lose its American Association of Museums accreditation.

Prior to Obamacare, a huge percentage of these people, perhaps almost all of them, would have been unable to find affordable coverage at all.

Late on a recent Friday while Congress was in recess, a time fit for hiding dark deeds, the administration sent a letter to state health officials spelling out new hurdles they would have to clear before they could insure children from middle-income families unable to find affordable health coverage.