Sentence examples for premium would be from inspiring English sources

Your estimated premium would be $1,802.

And we don't know what the premium would be".

In that case, Mr. Romney's job growth premium would be at least somewhat less impressive.

The higher premium would be one that would be paid an independent Scotland.

In year three, the unprotected premium would fall to £425, while the protected premium would be £404.

By contrast, in last year's report, the administration predicted that the basic 2007 premium would be $87.70.

The company also said a $15 premium would be charged above the rates for Priority Overnight and FedEx International Priority.

The board feared that even though there appeared to be wide support for the Warner transaction, Paramount's cash premium would be a tempting prospect to these investors.

And a 4% premium would be only a little below the long-term average for America.That still would not be high enough for many pension funds.

In the first case, the cost of protection (the premium) would be buried in the accounts, in the operating costs, while the capital appears nowhere at all.

Also commanding a premium would be police procedurals featuring a he-and-she team or an investigator with enhanced powers of observation.