Sentence examples for a premium one from inspiring English sources

AVAST Software CEO Vince Steckler says the combination of offering a free product alongside a premium one has disrupted the tradition antivirus software market, where vendors often rely on advertising or installation fees for revenues.

"To the extent that there is a hotel that seems really right for you, you will pay a premium," one analyst said.

Space is at a premium – one sudden move to the right and I risk getting a black eye from "Big" Jim Paterson's trombone, while to my left the band's lynchpin Kevin Rowland stares intently ahead, occasionally dropping to his knees or kicking the rehearsal room walls out of passion.

SnapPages, a company that helps small businesses and individuals build professional-looking Web sites, offers a free version of its product but a premium one that costs $8 a month, or $80 a year.

Its iPhone applications (a free one and a premium one that goes for $4.99) are also quite popular: in total, the apps have been downloaded 3 million times since their debut in the App Store.

Since taking an in-depth look at Peer39 nearly a year ago, the company has shifted its focus from developing its own ad network to leveraging its semantic ad platform to transform publishers' remnant ad inventory into a premium one.

However, other stakeholders (mainly opposition politicians, technocrats and some academics) argue that since the manifesto stated that it would be a premium (one-time premium), then it means that an actuarially determined premium [ 27] based on the net present value (NPV) of all future premiums will have to be calculated for a single life-time payment [ 28].

Abandoning a theory rich enough in predictive power to be the unifying principle of biology because one cannot imagine a sequence of steps by which selection could achieve this or that complex adaptation places a premium on one's powers of imagination that most evolutionary biologists find unacceptable.

The downstream consequences would be beneficial: fewer economists; more farmers; a premium on one of Britain's finest natural products, grass; and the government's capacity to tinker with the value of the new currency would be limited by the natural productive capacities of the Holstein cow.

It puts a premium on that one thing".

His new approach to disciplines places a premium on 'owning' one's actions.