Sentence examples for implementing a premium from inspiring English sources

For now, the web application is free, but sobees plans on implementing a premium version of the web app in the foreseeable future (the iPad app costs $2.99).

The main findings show that the rationale for implementing a premium economy seat is justified as it is only 1.6 times more expensive than an economy seat to produce, but it generates revenues that are 2.3 times higher than its cost of production - spawning the highest marginal returns from the four cabin hierarchy.

To offer an incentive for users to take part in the polls, the site has also implemented a premium program that allows companies to sponsor a poll and reward the most accurate participants with cash.

"Leading up to our Series B, we're already thinking about implementing a SaaS model with premium in-app features," Black said.

Since investors are usually risk aversion, we use the possibilistic risk premium index to measure their required compensation for implementing a venture investment in the paper.

In Bangladesh, government has implemented a provision to provide a premium of 30%% of base salary for health workers in hard-to-reach areas, particularly in three districts in the Chittagong Hill Tracts.

Similar to our framework for controlling age-dependent solidarity transfers, the U.S. has implemented a rule that age-based premiums are only allowed to vary within a ratio of 3 (oldest age group) to 1 (youngest) [25].

This paper proposes a premium pricing model for General (Non-Life) Insurance products, which implements a negative feedback mechanism for the known reserves with time-varying, bounded delays.

In an attempt to offset the higher premium paid for a hybrid, the federal government implemented a hybrid tax credit for up to $3,000.

But the Lib Dem leader defends his party's record in coalition with the Tories: "raising the income tax threshold and cutting taxes for 23 million ordinary working people, implementing the pupil premium, creating record numbers of apprenticeships and delivering the 'triple lock' guarantee for pensions".

In particular, the acceleration of competition places a premium on rapidly implementing (and continuously updating) novel business models.