Sentence examples for rising premium from inspiring English sources

The wage premium for college graduates has held steady in recent decades, but that is mainly because of the rising premium earned by holders of advanced degrees.

"It's much deeper than the website, including many Americans who are getting cancellation notices, including stories I've heard from people in New Hampshire of rising premium costs.

"The impact is immediately seen in rising premium levels," said Fareed Lutfi, the secretary general of the Coordination Commission for Gulf Insurance and Reinsurance Companies, a regulatory body for regional insurers based in the United Arab Emirates.

As Acemoglu and Robinson say, there's other strange stuff in Meltzer; how does a rising premium for education explain soaring shares for a tiny segment of the highly educated?

Yet operating them would require at least some skilled workers, and the rising premium on these created by trade in ICT services makes it uneconomic for many would-be manufacturers to hire the necessary talent.

But private insurers have not held health costs down in the private market, critics note, and there is no guarantee that the government's fixed contribution would keep pace with rising premium costs.

Others bemoaned cuts in services or rising premiums.

To some people hammered by rising premiums, the federal law offers a glimmer of hope.

The consequences — sharply rising premiums and shrinking insurance rolls — were predictable.

In most of the country, reduced coverage is much more of a burden than rising premiums.

Rising premiums, deductibles and co-payments are part of my pay cut.