Sentence examples for premium driven from inspiring English sources

We accommodated all of this and more in our one-form entry primary school where both space and cash are at a premium, driven by his parents' unwavering insistence that mainstream school was the only place he could ever reach his full potential.

Paramount said that tickets for 3-D shows, which carry a price premium, drove the strong overseas performance for "Dark of the Moon," which set sales records in seven countries, including South Korea with an estimated $28 million.

For lower-income people, these subsidies will significantly offset premiums driven up by the reported 88 percent increase in costs.

Either this trader is privy to information that GM has invented the first fuel-free flying car, or the plan is to bank gains on today's purchase by selling surging premiums driven by a sizable rally in the underlying share price over the next three months.

That wouldn't be enough to provoke the dreaded insurance "death spiral" in which higher premiums drive off healthier customers, leaving progressively sicker populations to dominate the risk pool and sending premiums even higher, but it would certainly burden enrollees who don't receive premium subsidies and thus might be inclined to drop their coverage.

A premium drive, in fact?

States that already review or control premiums show that premiums are driven by costs.

But the further the term premium is driven into negative territory, the more the previous logic comes into play, and hence the weaker is likely to be the response of aggregate spending to further downward pressure on long-term rates.

The problem here is that the equity risk premium is driven not by some fixed mathematical formula but by shifting emotional preferences for or against uncertain earnings (with potential opportunity) versus safer fixed-income flows.

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Our premiums are driven by the rising cost and increased utilization of medical services".