Sentence examples for premium taking from inspiring English sources

Supermarkets assess how much it costs farmers to produce milk and then decide how much to pay above that as a premium, taking into account factors such as rising feed prices.

After all, every car paying the premium takes a car off the regular toll road.

Don't worry if the premium takes years to show up.

Although the final bid was £25.5m, a buyer's premium took the final amount to £28.6m.

The put option's premium takes the form of the incremental interest over what the Treasury would pay.

Rather, it's an unashamedly premium take on the lunchbox built by two designers who were sick of lugging around ugly boxes containing their food.

And now you can have one — unfortunately, the rather hefty $200 premium takes the thing right out of a lot of people's price ranges.

In the heart of the holiday season, when time is at a premium, take some precious time to consider your needs.

She has built it into a practice that writes $50 million annually in premiums, taking in revenue of $6 million a year, and has 40 employees.

Mr. Gore then said Mr. Bush would do "virtually the same thing to Medicare that Gingrich proposed: raising premiums, taking money out of Medicare for a tax cut that goes mainly to the wealthy, forcing seniors into H.M.O.'s, privatizing Medicare".

For all of Shelby's achievements, tougher federal pollution standards and soaring insurance premiums took their toll on muscle cars.