Sentence examples for worthwhile insurance from inspiring English sources

It seems inconceivable, but maybe looking eastwards might be worthwhile insurance.

Closing the global circuits that feed violence in eastern Congo, and holding accountable those involved, would be worthwhile insurance for that investment.

Sensitive muffins like me and you know that life is hard, but sometimes we have to tuck this information away for a night, like a wounded hero, and just be as good to our friends as we can, because they are the only worthwhile insurance against suicide.

That may make having phone insurance worthwhile.

Therefore, flat-of-the-curve medicine may be worthwhile as "real insurance" serving to reduce uncertainty of health status.

She took a family history and agreed that yes, BRCA testing was worthwhile, and yes, insurance would likely cover it in my case.

The second reason bond insurance is worthwhile is that with states and municipalities, the primary risk is not their ability to pay, but rather, their willingness to pay.

The vertical black bars in the picture are the range of possible prices they hold likely enough to happen to make buying insurance protection worthwhile in case it does.

Moving forward, if you anticipate using more out-of-network care, it may be worthwhile to investigate health insurance plans with wider networks or lower cost-sharing burdens.

But if you care about those who'll live into the 22nd century and beyond, then you deem it worthwhile to pay an insurance premium now in order to protect future generations against worst-case scenarios.

Ms. Rothberg, the lawyer, said that while it may be worthwhile for boards to buy additional insurance coverage for environmental claims, the boards should have their lawyer or insurance broker carefully examine the fine print in the policies to determine what is and what is not covered.