Sentence examples for relatively more premium from inspiring English sources

You want to pick a plane with relatively more premium than economy seats to increases your chances of getting a first- or business-class upgrade.

Not only are the premiums relatively more affordable, but also the deductibles usually appear to be manageable -- again, at least at the outset.

And in areas where existing funding per pupil was relatively low (which tends to be areas outside the inner cities), the pupil premium would be relatively more generous.

If the AHCA lowers premiums, the bill would create relatively more winners and fewer losers; vice-versa if the AHCA raises premiums.

Using three realistic worker tasks, we find that the existence of the "beauty premium" indeed depends on the task: while relatively more attractive workers receive higher wage bids in a bargaining task, there is no such premium in either an analytical task or a data entry task.

Once major consumers of Scotch whiskey, Venezuelans are switching to Venezuelan-made rum, premium brands of which have become relatively more affordable than their whiskey counterparts.

As there is more organic product, that premium will decline, but Grantham argued, "as [conventional] input prices go up, we save relatively more … until even regular farmers will be looking closely at what we're doing".

Other performers were relatively more subdued.

There's more leather, more premium fabrics.

More premium services are coming this year.

Perhaps a more "premium" slot.