Sentence examples for premium for another from inspiring English sources

What has changed? A. Historically, good will could be amortized over a period of up to 40 years, and that was a negative feature of purchase accounting, because a company that paid a large premium for another company would be saddled with large amounts of good will.

Even last year, with United through the knife-edge period of indebtedness and making almost £400m in income despite the post-Sir Alex Ferguson season out of the Champions League, the club paid another £35m in finance costs, mostly due to paying bankers a premium for yet another refinancing.

With Rodriguez out, pitching will be at an even greater premium for the Yankees, who enjoyed another superlative performance from Sabathia on Sunday.

That arrangement is another kind of insurance policy, and customers usually pay a premium for it.

"Those buyers pay a premium for it.

You pay a premium for a premium service.

Mr. Lewis paid a premium for Merrill.

You receive a risk premium for that.

But would she pay a premium for it?

Analysts said Cablevision paid a premium for Bresnan.

"There's a premium for views and floor levels.