Sentence examples for fetch a premium from inspiring English sources

The Giants have made contract offers to Bradshaw, who may fetch a premium salary on the open market.

Other lower volume containers still fetch a premium, but the time will surely come when many more bottles become standard and the premium will vanish.

As a result, BankUnited is widely expected to fetch a premium valuation to its $1.2 billion book value, or assets minus liabilities.

But it remained legal to sell larger magazines that had been owned before the legislation kicked in, and they began to fetch a premium.

Since these lambs are raised entirely on pasture they fetch a premium price, my competition is limited, and sales are as certain as anything in a free market system can be.

—Outdoor properties fetch a premium in the marketplace, reflecting investor demand.

"Historically, green homes have fetched a premium," said Brendan Aguayo, the developer of the St. Marks Avenue house, "and we feel 'passive house' is the most tangible type of green home".

Tickets for swimming also proved popular, although scalpers had a hard time fetching a premium for those seats, because of their already high face value of as much as $250.

Mara des Bois is grown commercially on a considerable scale in France, where it fetches a premium for its exceptional quality.

If a boy is especially active, he can sometimes suffer from clogging, but the O-ring is quickly restored by a natural vaginal decongestant secreted by the boy's proboscis, used in the declogging process, which fetches a premium as a sauce ingredient at all the local restaurants.

But once it becomes established that steroid-free horses do fetch a higher premium, people will follow the money.