Sentence examples for premium clientele from inspiring English sources
One was called Room 11 – "a premium lounge for premium clientele", according to its website – and looked more like a boutique hotel, featuring flowers, ornate mirrors and deep carpeting.
This comes at a hefty premium, with its clientele paying $7,499 (£5,000) for a six-day itinerary based around the opening four stages of the race.
The clientele seemed to put a higher premium on feeling at ease among familiar faces.
BMW, which introduced BMW on Demand first in its home market of Munich two years ago, is looking for a certain clientele of customers who are willing to pay a premium for a luxury car, Mr. Robinson said, because they know they do not have to pay for insurance, maintenance, gas or parking.
Schwab bought it in June 2000 for $3 billion, a $2.7 billion premium over book for U.S. Trust's $90 billion in assets and old-money clientele.
Likewise, in recent years, premium transport services have emerged offering luxury cars and personalised relationships to transport clientele.
The insurer tends to be liberal on claims settlement because the typical premium under a group plan is large enough for the insurer to be unwilling to jeopardize the good will of the clientele through miserly claims treatment.
We've previously identified this GOP position as the most cynical attack on the ACA of all — the Republicans choose to call it a "bailout" of insurers; actually, it's a way of keeping premiums for some plans from getting out of hand, until the industry has more experience dealing with its new clientele.
