Sentence examples for being charged a premium from inspiring English sources

So what to do? Customers would be rightly peeved if they felt they were being charged a premium for goods bought at the airport.

"There is plenty of evidence, including from the financial crisis, of financial products being made more complex than was necessary and consumers being charged a premium for buying them.

Faults are much easier to overlook when you're not being charged a premium, but at this price, there are much better options out there.

Provision of primary care in Japan is blurred with patients having the choice of visiting a community based primary care physician or a hospital outpatient clinic for assessment directly by a specialist without being charged a premium fee [ 15].

Each customer would be charged a premium based on the total risk of the pool.

You may be charged a premium for the text or call.

Insurers should be required to pay a bigger share of the losses and should be charged a premium for the reinsurance provided by the government, the federation said.

Uruguay is charged a premium of only five percentage points, and can thus more easily afford a fiscal stimulus.The main source of uncertainty for Uruguay is a presidential election in October.

Highway mileage could be given a discount, and nighttime driving could be charged a premium.

Despite their evil nature, they do have the biggest and most reliable network, and you're going to be charged a premium for it.

The paper drawn up in Westminster will claim that, after independence, Scottish mobile users travelling to the rest of the UK would be charged a premium for making calls "abroad".