Sentence examples for premium aim from inspiring English sources

"That's our premium aim, I've just been here a short period and already you get caught up in the atmosphere".

According to the DoE, the so-called "pupil premium", aimed at the most disadvantaged children, will double, but that's not until 2014/15, which may be far too little far too late.

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Broadcast networks and premium cable aim so high these days that they leave behind a vast army of viewers who kind of like familiar foreign landscapes and predictable plots, the odd dash of magic and childhood words that rarely come up in real-life adult conversation, like "amulet" and "cryptic order of Masons".

Among the coalition's policies will be the "pupil premium" which aims to target extra funding at schools serving disadvantaged pupils.

A cat food company has launched a premium range aimed at 'celebrities and insanely rich people'.

Mr Mogi hopes to establish Kikkoman's sauce as a premium product aimed at wealthier buyers.

It is understood the pupil premium element aimed at schoolchildren will cumulatively amount to £5bn, and be worth £2.5bn annually by the end of the parliament.

"It's a premium offering, aimed at people in the top 10 to 20 percent of the E.V. market who are looking for a more convenient charging option.

Executives say they expect strong advertising sales growth for the month, as well as an acceleration in the growth of paid subscribers to premium services aimed at weather geeks and companies with weather-reliant operations.

Revenue figures are closely guarded in the Internet weather-reporting industry because the sites are privately held, but executives say they expect strong advertising sales growth for the month, as well as an acceleration in the growth of paid subscribers to premium services aimed at weather geeks and companies with weather-reliant operations.