Sentence examples for large premiums from inspiring English sources

Another may be the unusually large premiums that American employers pay for college degrees.

Anyone wondering why real estate investment trusts keep getting bought at large premiums should take a closer look at Blackstone Group's $5.6 billion acquisition of CarrAmerica this week.

The plans and others in the works could raise more than $500 million, valuing the properties at large premiums to what the company paid, company officials said.

If the available private policy has skimpy benefits or is so costly it devours a family budget with large premiums and cost-sharing, the child may not get needed medical care.

Insurance companies, they note, offer only a "cash surrender value," typically at a small fraction of the death benefit, when a policyholder wants to cash out, even after paying large premiums for many years.

There is a flood of job applicants, and Ann Prenatt, vice chancellor for human resources, said that has pros and cons, the advantage being that the university does not have to offer large premiums as often to draw coveted applicants.

The new law should help prevent large premium increases.

The insurers were bleeding money, and business groups complained about large premium increases.

But I do place a large premium on upgraded international travel.

Those are well below the large premium increases seen more than a decade ago.

A little uncertainty might now seem preferable to large premium increases.