Sentence examples for premium data from inspiring English sources

Jack McConville, editor of the trade journal Inside Market Data, published by Risk Waters, said Reuters was increasingly squeezed between the premium data service operation of Bloomberg L.P., which charges customers with multiple terminals $1,350 a month, and the lower-price services of providers like Thomson Financial, whose services cost about $500 a month.

Net premium data from the Kaiser Family Foundation.

Under the new protocols, companies can pay to access a tier of premium data service.

HLSL buys a subscription to this premium data service that many law firms use, so you can try it out for free!

That number is derived from an analysis of industry claims, insurance policy and premium data, denial rates and certain indicators of fraud, Mr. Jay said.

The combination of Yahoo!'s premium data and inventory with our platforms will create tremendous value for clients," said Michael Katz, founder and CEO of interclick.

Using median premium costs, people 18 64 years of age with diabetes who had an income of ≤$34,000 spent 12.2% of their family income on private premiums whereas counterparts with an income of ≥$100,000 spent 3.0% of their family income on private premiums (data not shown).

We're fortunate that the city has put a premium on data transparency, and with each passing year more data is available online.

Information supply chains also must put a premium on data quality, just as manufacturers need to source quality components.

"Mobile phone networks tend to charge a premium for data compared with fixed-line broadband, coupling low download limits with hefty fees for breaching your data cap," Baliszewski says.

In 2007, before the recession struck, Arlington paid nearly $200 million as part of a strategy to sell premium sports data online.