Sentence examples for required a premium from inspiring English sources
Previously, listening to anything outside Spotify's Internet radio -- a feature that was only available in the U.S. -- on mobile devices required a Premium subscription of $9.99 per month.
This bill, which also put in place a federal minimum wage, required a premium of 50percentt of pay for any hours that an employer required in excess of 40 hours a week.
Influential BBC business editor Robert Peston published an opinion piece on the banks, stating that debt insurance for Kaupthing required a premium of £625,000 to guarantee the return of £1 million: "the worst case of financial BO I've encountered in some time" was his graphic description.
When the real heat hits, the comforts of air-conditioning can require a premium.
And yes, this has a very familiar feel, with vintage filters (80 of them, although some require a premium upgrade) and a simple, clean design.
She had accidentally been enrolled in a Medicare plan requiring a premium she could not afford, and she lost her prescription drug coverage in May.
Regular sales of property leases provide it with cash, and significant land redevelopments often require a premium to be paid to modify the lease.
Swift has spoken previously about her allegiance to other online services, such as Beats Music and Rhapsody, both of which require a premium package in order to access albums.
Because the game is heavy on full-motion video, it requires a premium computer: a Pentium 90 with Sigma Designs Realmagic MPEG1 video accelerator, or a 200-megahertz Pentium with 32 megabytes of RAM.
While the budding legal weed industry faces higher costs from taxes and regulation, Bernstein said retail prices had still fallen because black-market dealers require a premium to offset the risk of imprisonment.
One is that workers cannot hedge against many risks, such as losing their jobs, which tend to hit at the same time as stockmarket crashes; this means that buying shares would increase the volatility of their income, not reduce it, so that investors require a premium to be persuaded to hold them.
