Sentences with phrase «similar drivers living»
In February, the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office published an analysis concluding that drivers living in the state's predominantly minority communities are charged higher auto insurance premiums than similar drivers living in majority white communities.
https://blog.harvardlawreview.org/ Not exact matches
«More and more we're showing that cancers caused by ROS1 or many other genetic drivers may be treated with similar drugs no matter where the cancer lives in the body.»
Their advantages include their longer life, greater resistance to shocks, lower power consumption due to high efficiency, and colour temperature more similar to daylight (and less tiring on the driver's eyes).
The most common form of vouching, the Chief Electoral Officer explained, is for senior citizens living in what he called «closed facilities» — assisted living arrangements or retirement homes — who very often don't have driver's licenses, or other similar ID.
If you are a race car driver in any sense of the word, purchased life insurance is very similar.
Washington, D.C. — Good drivers living in predominantly African American ZIP codes are charged significantly higher premiums than similar drivers in largely white communities, even after accounting for population density and income levels, according to a report released today.
When you get a quote for car insurance, the auto insurance companies take data you provide and then look at how you compare to other drivers with similar data (If you're a single male living in L.A. driving a BMW, what does the data from other, similar drivers tell them about the risk you pose as a potential client?)
Similar to how an auto insurance company will want to assess your driver's record, a life insurance company will want to look at your medical records.