Sentence examples for premium today from inspiring English sources

There is a premium today on "doing," as if we are now suffering, amidst astounding productivity, from an essential passivity.

A man from property website Zoopla told the Financial Times that "the buyer could create a significant return despite paying what seems like an extortionate premium today".

Shade is at a premium today, and seats in the front rows go unclaimed in favor of those farther back, out of the hot sun.

Joshua Clarke, a partner at recruiter Heidrick & Struggles, says an AI background commands a high premium today because technology companies aren't the only ones competing for these candidates.

Wall Street generally trades at a premium to Europe but the premium today is more than three times the historical average.Simply being cheap is no guarantee that European equities will rise in the short term.

So, five or six years ago, cities would need to cover a substantial premium, today they don't receive any subsidy in some cases or it's a $100,000 a bus.

And pecan pies might be selling at a premium this fall.

Also included are materials to do with his short films, "Miracle" (1975) and "Premium" (1971).

Wham!: Last Christmas Premium 1980s Christmas cheese from the spectacularly-hairstyled twosome of George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley.

Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, announced a student premium last October.

But it will be at a premium tomorrow in a new event scheduled by the Greater New York Bridge Association.