Sentence examples for premium rise from inspiring English sources
It could well be the case that you pay more to insure the NCB than you save should your premium rise.
But as the funds allocated for the pupil premium rise – from £625m this year to £2.5bn by 2014/15 – size won't be the issue.
In effect, the excess is a back-door premium rise, so when assessing which policy to go for, be aware that you may not be comparing like with like.
One day after Mr Bush bragged at the Republican convention that he would "honour America's seniors" by helping them with their drug bills, the administration announced that Medicare premiums would rise by 17.4% next year, the biggest annual increase ever.Mr Kerry aired a television ad, accusing Mr Bush of "broken promises" and said that he would roll back the premium rise.
In 2014, the premium rose to £873.
With top-of-the-line sets, that premium rises to as much as $2,000.
Dr. Harmon said her malpractice premium rose to $255,000 in 2003, from $28,000 before the lawsuit.
The last two premium rises have been the highest in a decade.
The Saga premium rose from £429.15 in 2013, an increase of nearly £200.
This premium rises and falls with the Bush administration's belligerence toward Saddam Hussein.
If you're obese, the premium rises to £17 a month.
