Definition of uninsurable in English:

uninsurable

adjectiveʌnɪnˈʃʊərəb(ə)lˌənənˈʃʊrəb(ə)l

Not eligible for insurance cover.
不可予以保险的
some risky activities are uninsurable at any price
有些危险活动无论保险费多高都是不可予以保险的。
Example sentencesExamples
- Higher-risk patients, such as those taking insulin for diabetes, are often uninsurable.
- Thus I feel caught between the Government and insurers with uninsurable losses.
- You can't claim virtually every theft on insurance or you're going to become uninsurable.
- In the event of a serious accident, the scale of absolute and unlimited liability would be uninsurable and quickly bankrupt even the largest utility company.
- Actions related to asbestos exposure, for example, have the potential to make such risks uninsurable in the future.
- He added: ‘There is a risk of developing an uninsurable underclass, who will not be able to get affordable cover or perhaps even get it at all, unless we can be sure that no one will feel under pressure to reveal their genetic data.’
- Any uninsurable loss is where the province principally steps in.
- Will screening create a new underclass of the uninsurable and the unemployable?
- In fact, owning a home in an ‘at risk’ area doesn't usually make your home uninsurable, although your home insurance premiums are certainly likely to be higher.
- At this age, the cost is low, your financial responsibilities are typically low and the risk that you will become uninsurable is as low as it will ever be, assuming you're in good health.
- Our fear is that the lack of investment of personnel and resources will result in the unit becoming unsafe and uninsurable.
- Because of the level of detail provided by the map, people who previously thought their property was uninsurable could now obtain cover.
- Is there enormous uninsurable risk involved in building apartments?
- I know if your next inventory comes up 865 kilos short you'll be uninsurable, and out of business.
- Failure to purchase and apply recommended control measures will result in assessing uninsurable causes of loss.
- Therefore, the policies may be an appropriate choice only for retirees considered uninsurable, such as people with histories of cardiovascular disease, stroke, cancer or AIDS.
- It also argues that the captive can be used to cover risks considered uninsurable in the general insurance market.
- And if people have to purchase in the individual market, it means pre-existing health conditions in some cases will make them uninsurable.
- The paper then addresses Question 2 by showing why terrorism coverage is likely to be uninsurable if investors require large returns for providing funds to cover this risk.
- In 1984 much of central Dublin was empty and much property was unsaleable and uninsurable because of vandalism and arson.

Definition of uninsurable in US English:

uninsurable

adjectiveˌənənˈSHo͝orəb(ə)lˌənənˈʃʊrəb(ə)l

Not eligible for insurance coverage.
不可予以保险的
some risky activities are uninsurable at any price
有些危险活动无论保险费多高都是不可予以保险的。
Example sentencesExamples
- The paper then addresses Question 2 by showing why terrorism coverage is likely to be uninsurable if investors require large returns for providing funds to cover this risk.
- Failure to purchase and apply recommended control measures will result in assessing uninsurable causes of loss.
- In fact, owning a home in an ‘at risk’ area doesn't usually make your home uninsurable, although your home insurance premiums are certainly likely to be higher.
- He added: ‘There is a risk of developing an uninsurable underclass, who will not be able to get affordable cover or perhaps even get it at all, unless we can be sure that no one will feel under pressure to reveal their genetic data.’
- You can't claim virtually every theft on insurance or you're going to become uninsurable.
- Because of the level of detail provided by the map, people who previously thought their property was uninsurable could now obtain cover.
- It also argues that the captive can be used to cover risks considered uninsurable in the general insurance market.
- Our fear is that the lack of investment of personnel and resources will result in the unit becoming unsafe and uninsurable.
- In 1984 much of central Dublin was empty and much property was unsaleable and uninsurable because of vandalism and arson.
- Will screening create a new underclass of the uninsurable and the unemployable?
- Therefore, the policies may be an appropriate choice only for retirees considered uninsurable, such as people with histories of cardiovascular disease, stroke, cancer or AIDS.
- Actions related to asbestos exposure, for example, have the potential to make such risks uninsurable in the future.
- Thus I feel caught between the Government and insurers with uninsurable losses.
- Any uninsurable loss is where the province principally steps in.
- And if people have to purchase in the individual market, it means pre-existing health conditions in some cases will make them uninsurable.
- In the event of a serious accident, the scale of absolute and unlimited liability would be uninsurable and quickly bankrupt even the largest utility company.
- Higher-risk patients, such as those taking insulin for diabetes, are often uninsurable.
- At this age, the cost is low, your financial responsibilities are typically low and the risk that you will become uninsurable is as low as it will ever be, assuming you're in good health.
- I know if your next inventory comes up 865 kilos short you'll be uninsurable, and out of business.
- Is there enormous uninsurable risk involved in building apartments?

单词	uninsurable
释义	Definition of uninsurable in English: uninsurable adjectiveʌnɪnˈʃʊərəb(ə)lˌənənˈʃʊrəb(ə)l Not eligible for insurance cover. 不可予以保险的 some risky activities are uninsurable at any price 有些危险活动无论保险费多高都是不可予以保险的。 Example sentencesExamples Higher-risk patients, such as those taking insulin for diabetes, are often uninsurable. Thus I feel caught between the Government and insurers with uninsurable losses. You can't claim virtually every theft on insurance or you're going to become uninsurable. In the event of a serious accident, the scale of absolute and unlimited liability would be uninsurable and quickly bankrupt even the largest utility company. Actions related to asbestos exposure, for example, have the potential to make such risks uninsurable in the future. He added: ‘There is a risk of developing an uninsurable underclass, who will not be able to get affordable cover or perhaps even get it at all, unless we can be sure that no one will feel under pressure to reveal their genetic data.’ Any uninsurable loss is where the province principally steps in. Will screening create a new underclass of the uninsurable and the unemployable? In fact, owning a home in an ‘at risk’ area doesn't usually make your home uninsurable, although your home insurance premiums are certainly likely to be higher. At this age, the cost is low, your financial responsibilities are typically low and the risk that you will become uninsurable is as low as it will ever be, assuming you're in good health. Our fear is that the lack of investment of personnel and resources will result in the unit becoming unsafe and uninsurable. Because of the level of detail provided by the map, people who previously thought their property was uninsurable could now obtain cover. Is there enormous uninsurable risk involved in building apartments? I know if your next inventory comes up 865 kilos short you'll be uninsurable, and out of business. Failure to purchase and apply recommended control measures will result in assessing uninsurable causes of loss. Therefore, the policies may be an appropriate choice only for retirees considered uninsurable, such as people with histories of cardiovascular disease, stroke, cancer or AIDS. It also argues that the captive can be used to cover risks considered uninsurable in the general insurance market. And if people have to purchase in the individual market, it means pre-existing health conditions in some cases will make them uninsurable. The paper then addresses Question 2 by showing why terrorism coverage is likely to be uninsurable if investors require large returns for providing funds to cover this risk. In 1984 much of central Dublin was empty and much property was unsaleable and uninsurable because of vandalism and arson. Definition of uninsurable in US English: uninsurable adjectiveˌənənˈSHo͝orəb(ə)lˌənənˈʃʊrəb(ə)l Not eligible for insurance coverage. 不可予以保险的 some risky activities are uninsurable at any price 有些危险活动无论保险费多高都是不可予以保险的。 Example sentencesExamples The paper then addresses Question 2 by showing why terrorism coverage is likely to be uninsurable if investors require large returns for providing funds to cover this risk. Failure to purchase and apply recommended control measures will result in assessing uninsurable causes of loss. In fact, owning a home in an ‘at risk’ area doesn't usually make your home uninsurable, although your home insurance premiums are certainly likely to be higher. He added: ‘There is a risk of developing an uninsurable underclass, who will not be able to get affordable cover or perhaps even get it at all, unless we can be sure that no one will feel under pressure to reveal their genetic data.’ You can't claim virtually every theft on insurance or you're going to become uninsurable. Because of the level of detail provided by the map, people who previously thought their property was uninsurable could now obtain cover. It also argues that the captive can be used to cover risks considered uninsurable in the general insurance market. Our fear is that the lack of investment of personnel and resources will result in the unit becoming unsafe and uninsurable. In 1984 much of central Dublin was empty and much property was unsaleable and uninsurable because of vandalism and arson. Will screening create a new underclass of the uninsurable and the unemployable? Therefore, the policies may be an appropriate choice only for retirees considered uninsurable, such as people with histories of cardiovascular disease, stroke, cancer or AIDS. Actions related to asbestos exposure, for example, have the potential to make such risks uninsurable in the future. Thus I feel caught between the Government and insurers with uninsurable losses. Any uninsurable loss is where the province principally steps in. And if people have to purchase in the individual market, it means pre-existing health conditions in some cases will make them uninsurable. In the event of a serious accident, the scale of absolute and unlimited liability would be uninsurable and quickly bankrupt even the largest utility company. Higher-risk patients, such as those taking insulin for diabetes, are often uninsurable. At this age, the cost is low, your financial responsibilities are typically low and the risk that you will become uninsurable is as low as it will ever be, assuming you're in good health. I know if your next inventory comes up 865 kilos short you'll be uninsurable, and out of business. Is there enormous uninsurable risk involved in building apartments?
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