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were insurable
adjective
Capable of being insured
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We found that not all counties were insurable, and results from the two index categories were not identical.
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"But at your age it's not likely that you're insurable," he told me, a sentiment that was echoed by my insurance agent.
It's not inconceivable to think insurance companies might eventually string your data together to determine if you're insurable, how high your premiums should be based on your perceived risk, or that credit card companies could use your shopping habits to determine your credit worthiness or raise your interest rates.
"Everything is insurable at the right price.
But almost everyone, and everything, is insurable — for a price.
"He's a guy that is insurable," Epstein said.
Nevertheless, Mr Pearson believes that anything is insurable, and advises people to shop around.
Political risks such as war or currency debasement are usually not insurable by private parties but may be insurable by governmental institutions.
Include landscaping -- that big tree out front may not be insurable, but it does increase the value of your property.
"I was insurable, somebody else put up the money, and on my death, charity gets the money," she said.
Their owners bought them on the assumption that they would be insurable against flooding, among other risks.
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