Sentence examples for a nice premium from inspiring English sources
Mr. Fitzgerald said that California had to offer a nice premium to buyers because of the difficulty of attracting enough capital to such an enormous bond sale.
DeWalt has been the CEO of both McAfee and Documentum selling both for a nice premium.
An era of bank consolidation ensued over the past decade, with one small bank after another being scooped up at a nice premium.
The notes eventually can be converted to stock at an initial price of $69.50, which represents a nice premium over Verizon's Tuesday closing price of $55.60.
Using its stock as currency, MedPartners can pay a nice premium for a large practice like Mullikin's and still see its earnings per share go up.
Even though the stock fell 25% to $46.25, the company will get a nice premium over the $16.38 share price it recorded on Dec. 17.
That isn't just because I recently purchased a set of very nice, premium, wired headphones.
My crystal ball doesn't say anything about Schiro's future, but my guess is that orchestrating some kind of deal in which Zurich shareholders receive a nice fat premium would be an ideal way for him to cap off a successful overseas mission.
Apple itself is transitioning into music subscriptions with iTunes Radio, and Google has just started trialling YouTube Music Key," said Dunn. "Another company could make something equally good – there are some nice premium players like Sony's ZX1 and the Astell & Kern devices – but I don't think I'd buy one.
And they probably are — Sennheiser makes nice, premium products.
It's a nice-looking, premium device with really good sound at an admittedly high $349 price point (though, notably, still $50 less than the Google Max).
