Sentence examples for premium has changed from inspiring English sources

Outright call buying is evident in the February contract at the $5 strike where a 25 cent premium has changed hands on around 1,100 call options granting rights to buy the stock 11% higher than it stands Wednesday.

With the Galaxy S8, the Note 8 and the Essential Phone, the Android device market on the premium end has changed considerably, however, so we'll see what Google does with the Pixel to help it continue to stand out.

You may be able to save money on your premiums if your life situation has changed.

What has changed, Mr. Harvey said, is the premium that libraries now place on attracting patrons.

The idiom has changed, but not the sensibility, not the premium on sating diners as opposed to wowing them.

If you lost or gained employees throughout the year, your insurance premium may have changed.

The April calls at the 35 strike have changed hands a little over 9,000 times at an average premium of $1.35 per contract.

But times have changed, he explains: "Ultrabooks, in contrast, are positioned to compete in the premium PC market originally.

Darrel Ng, an Anthem spokesman, said his company had changed the plans' design "to mitigate rate increases and keep monthly premiums affordable".

The premium hasn't been on technological change.

That premium has vanished.