Sentence examples for premium sector from inspiring English sources
Fall is a strong time in New York, and room rates in the premium sector are up 12 to 13percentt over last year".
Beck's is "a brand that already has a high profile in the premium sector of the market, and that's where the real growth lies," Mr. Powell said.
But even Volkswagen – a volume maker itself – will benefit in the premium sector with its Audi brand, he added.
Tesla Motors has been an exception, but it sells in the premium sector, not the cheap and cheerful practical transport sector.
Unveiling the largest car that will be used, a BMW 520d that can travel 63 miles on a gallon of diesel whilst emitting just 119 g/km carbon dioxide, Ian Robertson, BMW Group's global sales and marketing director, insisted the company has "driven our carbon dioxide emissions down more than any other car company, particularly in the premium sector".
Amex Chief Executive Kenneth Chenault Kenneth Chenault told investors that the company is not immune to the deterioration in the economic and credit market, but said its focus on the premium sector will enable Amex to weather the current conditions better than its peers.
With a market share of more than a third, Stella remains the biggest player within the UK's premium lager sector.
The reduction of wind noise of vehicle is desirable, particularly in the premium vehicle sector, where customers are sensitive to the levels of background noise in the cabin, leading to discomfort and a reduction in the perceived quality of the vehicle.
There is a growing premium car sector in India but it is tiny in comparison with China's luxury market".
The F-Type has the role of halo product for Tata of India owned JLR, as the company seeks to compete in the German-dominated premium vehicle sector.
Evidence from the American Bureau of Labour Statistics support the conservative argument that they have used their power to extract a wage premium: public-sector workers earn, on average, a third more than their private-sector counterparts.
