Sentence examples for whose premiums from inspiring English sources

This could change if employers were required to buy private insurance, whose premiums increase as more workers draw benefits.

They are also eager to add members whose premiums would be paid with tax money or government subsidies.

Under the G.O.P. plan, every Medicare enrollee would be offered a drug policy whose premiums and other costs would be heavily subsidized or eliminated for low-income families.

What our country needs is a broad-based national insurance trust whose premiums provide cash benefits to pay for these expenses.

A year later, they have located all but 90 of their 2,000 clients, whose premiums the company continues to pay.

The officials said they were focusing, in particular, on 2.7 million healthy uninsured people age 18 to 35, whose premiums could help pay for the care of less healthy subscribers.

And that is the type of loan whose premium over conforming 30-year fixed loans has shrunk, according to LendingTree.

Usually the main crop is baby salad greens, whose premium price, as Ed Harwood realized, makes the enterprise attractive.

"As a trial lawyer, I'd make it Exhibit A," said Joshua C. Needle, 57, of Santa Monica, whose premium is rising 33 percent.

Mary Ellen Early, director of the state's group of nonprofit homes, cited two cases: a central Florida retirement community with its own nursing home, whose premium has gone in a year from $33,000 to $545,000; and a group of three homes, whose premium just jumped from $159,000 to $1.7 million.

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