Sentence examples for larger premiums from inspiring English sources

She said many employees would pay more through larger premiums, higher deductibles and increases in payments for prescription drugs, doctor visits and hospital care.

Larger loans typically incur even larger premiums, while at the same time some insurers may require higher credit scores from borrowers in areas with declining property values.

They say the larger premiums, which insurers say are caused by the rising costs of prescription drugs, and more generally by the escalating demands for medical services, are playing havoc with their budgets.

Health maintenance organizations in the New York region are asking customers to pay larger -- in some cases much larger -- premiums this year after several years of holding down prices to spur enrollment in an area that long regarded managed care with suspicion.

Typically a good time to sell Puts is when a company's share price is down and the market's volatility is high generating larger premiums.

The mean cost per enrollee increases in generous plans, and sick people end up paying larger premiums than healthy people.

In both states, areas with less hospital competition experienced larger premium increases between 2014 and 2015.

Over the last few years, leaked deals attracted a sharply larger premium — 53 percent versus 30 percent.

Because a larger premium attracts more financial traders, this effect cannot be determined by just looking at the correlation between financial transactions and the premium.

Robert E. Mackoul, president of Mackoul & Associates, an insurance broker in Long Beach on Long Island, said he had seen even larger premium increases on some properties, "as much as 40percentt".

As a result, he said, Microsoft's bid offered Yahoo shareholders an even larger premium than when it was first made.