Sentence examples for a considerable premium over from inspiring English sources

The economist Justin Wolfers, an expert on prediction markets, said that all the indicators from Tuesday morning suggested that someone, or a few people, intentionally inflated Mr. Romney's numbers by offering a considerable premium over what shares were selling for.

On an early morning visit, Mrs. Beck, who markets sauces and condiments made from her crops, said her organic limes commanded a considerable premium.

The UK government has sold half its 30% stake in Royal Mail for £750m and at a considerable premium to its share price when it was privatised.

Even now a few people are on a desperate hunt for tickets - there are rumours they are easily available on the black market, at a considerable premium.

"Graduates only pay back at 9% of on earnings above £21,000 and enjoy a considerable wage premium of £9,500 per year over non-graduates".

But they go on to enjoy a considerable graduate premium because employers want well-educated people.

"Despite the exponential growth in the number of people gaining a degree since 1993, there still remains a considerable pay premium for graduates".

'Fine-flavor cocoa' fetches a considerable price premium, up to four times of the price of standard commodity cocoa.

Sotheby's is making a considerable fuss over the sale.

That's a considerable leap over what the iDevices are currently able to capture.

Clearly, a game-used jersey or bat obviously carries more of a premium over a replica.