Sentence examples for expected premium from inspiring English sources

The auditors determined the agency's level of supplemental cash reserves by projecting losses on its mortgage portfolio and counting them against expected premium revenue.

"We have been forced to realize that the capital markets aren't prepared to pay the expected premium," a co-chairman, Ekkehard Schulz, said.

Shown alongside these figures is the range of estimates published over the past few days on expected premium increases on plans in the ACA marketplaces.

The "challenging" quarter was down to "weaker than expected premium smartphone sales and increase in component costs," LG said.

The company chalked the "challenging" financial quarter up to "weaker than expected premium smartphone sales and increase in component costs".

The company chalked the "challenging" financial quarter up to "weaker than expected premium smartphone sales and increase in component costs". There's that pesky "challenging" word again.

The estimated expected premiums are shown to have predictive power in the subsamples of both the positive and negative market responses.

"If insurers are convinced the people that they've enrolled are going to continue to be sicker than expected, premiums will go up," he said.

Health care experts said they expected premiums to rise by 5to10percentenext yearear, prompting worries about whether the increases are a blip or a troubling sign that managed care is no better at controlling costs than traditional indemnity insurance.

As the table shows, promises we have made minus expected premiums and dedicated taxes total $41.3 trillion over the next 75 years.

In summary, multi-factor investing involves three challenges going forward: 1) any excess earned by investors must first overcome the extra cost of the strategy; 2) greater mass-market participation in a strategy typically means lower expected premiums for all; and 3) risk premiums are not guaranteed -- it could take more than a lifetime or longer to see a benefit.