Sentence examples for perceived premium from inspiring English sources

We have choices galore and if we want, we can pay that extra dollar or two for perceived premium food.

As globalization and labor automation accelerate the growth of a knowledge-based economy, the perceived premium on "hard" skills like programming is reaching an all-time high.

They concentrate on stock market prices and ignore the fundamental economics of these transactions and you develop sort of a storehouse of academic support for the concept that there has to be a premium in every merger and that if the shareholders of a company have not perceived a premium, the management has somehow sold them down the river.

And while the British accent continues to deliver a perceived IQ premium in the minds of the listener, the real reason for the success is a refreshing lack of deference, it is claimed.

The division of labour in artisanal fisheries in Africa is highly gendered, with men dominating the fishing operations and marketing of perceived high premium fish species (Coastal Resources Center 2016), whereas women dominate the processing and marketing of small fish species (Chiwaula et al. 2012; Nagoli and Chiwona-Karltun 2017).

But he acknowledged that it might be difficult to pick up leisure business quickly, because it is perceived as a premium brand that charges more than its competition.

Apple operates as, and is perceived as a premium brand.

Study 2 demonstrates the opposite effect by suggesting that when a product is primarily utilitarian, it will be perceived as more premium when the framing of the product and the color are incongruent (e.g., green on the package marketed for its "delicious taste" or red on the package sold as "healthy").

They are being paid a premium for perceived geopolitical risk in the Gulf.

Figure 12 CDF of the perceived quality for ordinary and premium traffic.

What is premium anyway, but perceived value attributed to a device by price, design, or packaging?