The cover story repeats the usual criticisms of managed  HMOs are rewarded for choosing the cheapest treatment over the best one and denying membership to unhealthy patients.
It's in the interest of HMOs to choose low-cost treatments.
HMOs benefit from choosing the most expensive treatments.
A lady has a gift.
The children are jumping on a trampoline.
He spoke coldly and callously about her.
The house serves as a cattle pen for a local family, and is also covered in undergrowth.
He's not very smart.
It is fine if it is smoking.