Sentence examples for shrinking premium from inspiring English sources

But a shrinking premium is not the only complication.

But a shrinking premium is not the only complication for REITs shopping overseas.

Consolidation would help the insurers shed costs by up to 30.0%, helping the combined entity weather a saturated and shrinking premiums market, a consequence of Japan's declining population, now exacerbated by economic recession.

ArcView found the cashflow going to drug dealers and cartels has diminished accordingly, helped in part by the shrinking "illegality premium" for the product once demanded by the black market. .

Fixed income opportunities in utilities have also been tremendous, as shrinking risk premiums make bonds, preferreds and convertibles more attractive.

A recent review of Cathay's business model has so far yielded only minor changes — tweaks to seating configurations to shrink some premium cabins, and changes to the network — rather than a full-scale strategy shift, he said.

NSF estimates it would eventually receive $1.5 million a year in cost-sharing, shrinking the current premium by some 25%to30%0%.

The process could reverse in the present decade, with growth premiums shrinking and Home Depot and its ilk underperforming.

"The airlines are shrinking and putting a premium on their core network," said Jeffrey Breen, the founder and president of Cambridge Aviation Research, a consulting firm.

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

At a time when many private sector workers have been badly squeezed by stagnant wages, soaring health care premiums and shrinking 401 k)'s, resentment has grown even among private sector union members toward the public employee unions.