Sentence examples for premium has risen from inspiring English sources

Today that premium has risen to 70%.

Now that Mr Jobs is back, the premium has risen to 52%.

And though the average first-day premium has risen somewhat in the 1990's, it is still a far cry from the investor fantasy: from 1990 through 1999, according to Professor Ritter, it averaged just 21percentt.

An influential body of research shows that the college wage premium has risen in recent decades (Katz and Murphy, 1992; Juhn et al. 1993; Goldin and Katz, 2008).

Forward rates on the Hong Kong dollar, a proxy for the territory's risk premium, have risen in recent weeks, though not enough to suggest that an attack on the currency's peg to the American dollar is imminent.

Since 2000, the average annual cost of insurance premiums has risen to $9,068 from $6,230 for family coverage, and the worker's average share is now $2,412, up from $1,619, an increase of nearly 50percentt.

In general, insurance premiums have risen, but only marginally.

No one disputes that insurance premiums have risen significantly.

In some cases insurance premiums have risen threefold since 9/11, so check in advance.

Mr. Hayes said his health insurance premiums had risen by 22percentt a year in the last four years.

By the time we retired in 2006-7 their premiums had risen so we looked elsewhere.