Sentence examples for against a premium from inspiring English sources

…" mitigated against a premium being applied.

So advertisers are not actually guaranteeing a spend against a premium block of inventory, instead choosing to pay a pre-negotiated CPM only when a cookie-match occurs.

And I think one of the reasons we've been selected as the partner to some of the most discerning customers in the world is because of the fact that every day, we deliver consistently against a premium experience.

"The amount of money spent by basic and premium cable right now are so far apart that it's hard to imagine a basic cable channel bidding against a premium," Adams said.

Making such decisions based on a single test score violates the testing industry's standards, and both CTB and city school officials agree that the company advised the city against putting such a premium on its test.

Ellsbury hits a solid single, have to expect him to steal here with runs at a premium against Wacha.

The Economist assembled some highly trained in-house lager experts at its offices in London and put Eagle in a blind tasting against another beer (Stella Artois, a premium lager brewed in Britain).

"You might find over time that the firms that agree not to mount defense tactics against hostile bids will command a premium in their share price over those that don't rule out such tactics," he said.

"The way political buyers want to buy is no different from a brand advertiser and no different from anybody else who wants to be able to find what they want to find, run their data sets against it and pay you a premium".

Back then issuers had to pay investors a premium to insure against the possibility that the economy might sour and send the actual default rate far above its historic average.

Since the con was busted open in 2009, the Greek public has had to pay cheated bondholders a premium to insure against default of the nation's debts.