Sentence examples for between premium from inspiring English sources

As far as driving and using the cars are concerned, there really is little difference between premium and not.

"In people's minds, they're not giving anything up because they probably don't detect any difference in performance" between premium and regular gasoline, Mr. Cedergren said.

We're talking new cuts of steak — somewhere between premium and cheap — that are becoming increasingly popular in the latest generation of steakhouses.

They include greater balance between premium subsidies and penalties for not taking up coverage, using proven mechanisms for stabilizing risks, and accelerating efforts to control the costs of care services.

They include greater balance between premium subsidies and penalties for not taking up coverage, using proven mechanisms for stabilizing risks such as reinsurance, and accelerating efforts to control the costs of health care services.

"The most important factor in 2003 was the net cost of private insurance (roughly the difference between premium revenues and payments to health care providers), which rose sharply," the researchers write.

"On a percentage basis, the price spread between premium-grade and regular-grade gasoline has actually remained relatively stable," said a May 6 report from the Energy Information Administration.

She said consumers need to understand the connection between premiums and making fraudulent claims.

Instead of loosening the link between premiums and wages, it has put up the premiums, increasing non-wage costs that are already among the world's highest.

That change included $10.5 billion that mostly reflected a return to the normal relationship between premiums paid to foreign insurers and claims received.

With its natural gap between premiums received up-front and claims paid later, insurance is the main source of float; long-tail reinsurance is particularly attractive.