Sentence examples for premium grows from inspiring English sources

Typically, the parallel premium grows, the capital controls break down, and the official rate itself has to move.During post-war history, a great many so-called fixed exchange-rate regimes have in reality been "back-door" floats via dual and parallel markets.

And for many years the so-called "college wage premium" grew.

For this group, it said, women with early access to the pill "enjoyed greater hourly wages throughout their twenties and the premium grew to a statistically significant 20 percent at ages 30 to 49".

Nearly three weeks ago, Mitsubishi struck its deal with Morgan Stanley at $25.25 a share, and that premium, growing by the day, has caused some people to question whether Mitsubishi would seek to renegotiate.

The results suggest that sectors that accumulated more physical capital in the 1990s were those where the wage premium grew the most.

Facilities for wine tourists in Oregon are considered underdeveloped compared to wine regions in California, especially premium growing regions like the Napa Valley AVA.

Although emerging-market premiums grew by more than 11%, they still only made up 12% of the total.

For the first time in seven years, total private health insurance premiums grew faster than insurers' spending on health care benefits, the administration said.

Federal data show that these efforts are working, as health insurance premiums grew last year at their lowest rate in a decade.

The UnitedHealth Group said yesterday that its third-quarter profit rose 26percentt as it added more than one million customers and premiums grew faster than costs.

Penn-America's net income last year jumped 60%, to $16.7 million, as premiums grew 34% to $154.1 million.