Sentence examples for per premium from inspiring English sources

Insurers of homes typically make claims payments of 80 to 85 cents per premium dollar; payouts on autos run in the range of 70 to 75 cents.

Time Warner has decided to charge digital subscribers less per premium channel (a couple of dollars per month, instead of $6.95), on the assumption that the new options -- there are about 200 -- mean that consumers will sign up for many, many more.

In its latest earnings release, Spotify said that the average revenue per premium user was €4.89.

From a product perspective, while the launches of our Family Plan and our Student Plan have decreased Premium ARPU (as further described below) due to the lower price points per Premium Subscriber for these Premium pricing plans, each of these Plans has helped improve retention across the Premium Service.

Those in favor of country-of-origin labels often cite a 2003 study, published in the Journal of Food Distribution Research, in which seventy-three per cent of people surveyed said they would pay an eleven-per-cent premium for steak with country-of-origin labelling and a nineteen-per-cent premium for a steak labelled "U.S.A. Guaranteed".

The E.P.A. rates the 650i Gran Coupe at 17 miles per premium-grade gallon in town, and 25 on the highway.

But it sold twice the number of tickets per screen that the 2-D version did with a per-ticket premium of $2.50 to $5, split between theaters and studios.

In 2016, the ColumbiaDoctors per-physician premium will drop by an average of 4.0%.

And, because CNET is neither small nor privately owned, CBS paid a forty-five-per-cent premium on CNET's stock-market price.

When Vivendi offered them what amounted to a fifty-per-cent premium on Seagram stock, Bronfman gave up control and took one for the team.

A college degree any college degree confers about a twenty-per-cent premium in lifetime earnings over a high-school diploma.