Sentence examples for few premium from inspiring English sources

Ticket prices are $28 to $84, with a few premium seats selling for $125.

The reason is that by offering a free product, the firm can incentivize senders to talk by increasing expected externalities that they receive and this can (partly) substitute for paying referral rewards only if there are few premium customers.

Only a few premium sites, such as plots besides the main railway stations in Tokyo and Osaka, have risen in value.All of Japan's banks have made provisions for their land-backed loans turning bad.

Nadella said that at least a few "premium" Lumia devices would be released this year, but Microsoft may have an even greater uphill battle convincing consumers to buy them now.

"Luxury shoppers in China have an average age of 28, a majority have college degrees and are far better educated than their parents," Ms. Wang said, noting that more than 50percentt of luxury customers now lived in second- and third-tier cities like Tianjin and Dalian, bolstering the importance of online platforms as there are few premium malls in those locations.

In consumer, Dell was the opposite of the Apple machine: no mobile, no retail, few premium products that stood out.

Starting next year, Continental will remove some seats from its coach cabins to allow for up to five inches of extra legroom in a few premium-priced rows in its domestic fleet.

"This continues the overall aviation trend of fewer premium seats, a better premium experience, and tighter economy".

Pasture-fed steers had 4.5 kg lighter carcass weights, had 0.25 cm less backfat, had 28% more YG 1 and 2 carcasses, had 61 units less marbling, had 13% fewer Premium carcasses, had 20.5% fewer Choice carcasses, had $25.50 less carcass value, and returned $12.50 more per steer than steers in confinement.

At the same time, the airlines' cuts in capacity and the industry's growing use of regional jets with no first-class cabins have meant fewer premium seats to go around, and some of those seats are occupied by air marshals and airline employees.

"On Continental, if you want to upgrade on a transcontinental flight, it doesn't matter what your status is — you're probably not going to get it," Mr. Soler said, explaining that on that route, Continental flies 737s, which have fewer premium seats.