Sentence examples for charging premiums from inspiring English sources

The agency finances its operations by charging premiums to the companies that offer pensions.

Some California dealers are charging premiums of $10,000 and more for the 2002 Thunderbird, which starts around $35,000.

Insurance companies long ago stopped charging premiums based on race, even though they offered similar actuarial arguments.

Prices in the China stores are expected to be comparable to those in the United States, meaning Gap's initial strategy does not seem aimed at charging premiums.

Mr. Stramatos said that when some dealers started charging premiums over the manufacturer's suggested retail price, "they were 'outed' pretty quickly on the Internet".

If they take on too much of one by, for example, investing too many of their assets in one volatile market, or by charging premiums that are too low for the risks they are underwriting they may get into trouble.

By definition it will not be a premium game, so there is no justification for charging premium prices.

This pricing strategy includes charging premium prices for the best seats, which, for this show, go for $225.

Fraser believes that in five years' time Global iPlayer will be charging premium rates for new products.

Others, such as Spotify and Deezer, let customers select songs from a catalogue of 20m-30m, charging premium subscribers a monthly fee.

Now the company is pushing a mattress upgrade aimed at better cushioning sleepers' aching backs–and charging premium prices for the privilege.