Sentence examples for premium purchase from inspiring English sources

It's probably the case that this would push prices up so that the S2000 becomes a more premium purchase.

But the only respondent to express substantial ignorance about all these crucial mappings, from premium purchase to ecosystem service delivery, was a (realistic) professional expert in marketing and certification.

'Cause your village is filled with hundreds of frantically busy little blue guys hoeing and hammering?" I was happy and relieved to hear that other Smurfs were also available for premium purchase: Tailor, Miner, Farmer and a handful of others, almost all eponymously named for their JOBS (a handful for their vices, like Lazy).

"For any free-to-play game, no matter how you integrate the premium purchases, you're going to get some degree of backlash," he says.

Simon explains One Thumb Mobile's approach to monetising Celtic Heroes: "We decided right from the start that our focus would be on player satisfaction, rather than monetisation – we have always pursued a light monetisation strategy, allowing almost all of our premium purchases to be traded within the game, giving our players the choice to invest their time or their money".

The cheap beer was ignored and it upended the ratio of standard to premium purchases.

The private health insurance premiums paid for by this group of women will also vary according to the type and level of premium purchased, the size of the family purchasing insurance, and the particular fund of which she is a member.

This bias is why a $2,000 watch almost seems like a bargain next to a more expensive watch, but would seem like a super-premium purchase when placed next to a $49 Timex.

Others will pay a premium to purchase a house in the catchment area of a high-performing and popular state school.

If Yahoo pursues such a strategy, the company would likely pay a premium to purchase the stock, although it probably wouldn't be as high a shareholders would receive in an acquisition.

This is often how high-priced mergers happen — one party is concerned about falling behind and pays a premium to purchase the other company's assets.