Sentence examples for launch premium from inspiring English sources

"This is not a great environment to launch premium anything," he said, but "I'd give it a fighting chance".

Usually startups launch premium services when they have lots of users of their free version.

To make money, Pierson plans to launch premium features for the owners of larger apartment complexes, especially in cities where the competition among renters isn't quite as intense.

As for making money, Bhumkar and Blum discussed plans to launch premium services in the next few months (following the aforementioned launch on Android and web).

We'll also be launching premium subscriptions at some point," he said.

In 2011 closed diffusion line D&G to focus on the main Dolce & Gabbana line and launched premium couture offering Alta Moda.

Within a few minutes on the phone, Virgin had done just that, switching the inbound to BA. Virgin Atlantic launched Premium Economy in 1992 (as "Mid Class") eight years before BA took the plunge with its World Traveller Plus equivalent.

Before it launched, premium accounted for 89% and Evernote Business for 11% of its sales.

If and when Facebook launches premium gifts, people will be buying those, too.

The size of the plan is negatively related to Tobin's Q and firm size and positively related to proxies for monitoring costs, which also influence the probability of launching premium ESOPs.

New Chief Executive James Cantalupo has cut back new store openings, announced a revamped advertising campaign, launched premium salads (copying Wendy's) and promised to bring back popular in-store games like Monopoly.