Sentence examples for weak insurance from inspiring English sources

The scenario is even more egregious considering how Valeant raked in its profits—on the backs of sick Americans with weak insurance coverage.

The first was as Walter Neff, the weak, womanising insurance salesman led astray by homicidal Los Angeles housewife Barbara Stanwyck in Billy Wilder's classic noir thriller Double Indemnity (1944).

Meanwhile, Mr Kerry has lambasted the discount chain over the weak health insurance it offers workers at its non-unionised stores.For many southern whites, culture will be key.

"Some of them are very strong in banking but weak in insurance," he says.

The reinsurers Swiss Re and Hannover RE led a weaker European insurance sector index.

Farrell: In addition to bailing out the auto companies for a "mere" 10 billion or so to avoid the potential problem of defaulted pensions that could run to multiple tens of billions, I think "weaker" life insurance companies will be folded into bigger, better capitalized cousins with the help of federal investment.

Tim Schafer stated that the true inspiration was drawn from films like Double Indemnity, in which a weak and undistinguished insurance salesman finds himself entangled in a murder plot.

Cost controls partially offset reduced sales in a weak economy, higher insurance costs and declining used-truck values.

Another sector that might benefit from a weak euro is insurance, where business tends to be done in dollars worldwide.

In 2002, G.E. had the smallest gain in net income since 1993 as a weak economy hurt insurance and jet-engine sales.

Both SAI and Fondiaria are relatively small and they are weak in life insurance, one of the more profitable business areas.