Sentence examples for terms of premiums from inspiring English sources

In terms of premiums, Mr. Wilson said, a consumer with a very bad score might pay twice as much annually as a person with a very good score.

Cost-sharing reductions make Silver policies a better value than upgrading to Gold or Platinum in terms of premiums and out-of-pocket costs for most people.

The design of the CHF (in terms of premiums and benefit package) is specified in a by-law that is drafted by district managers and approved by community groups and ultimately the Prime Minister's Office.

About 10m Freeview homes are effectively out of Sky's reach – in terms of premium pay content, at least.

Kyobo is South Korea's third-largest life insurer in terms of premium income.

Phones these days are growing increasingly plastic-y and that soft-touch matte puts the Lumia 900 a step ahead in terms of premium feel.

It's night and day in terms of premium feel, compared to the standard plastic backing you'll find on most readers.

In addition, because the size of health insurance markets, in terms of premium levels and insurers vary widely across states, it would be inappropriate to evaluate raw, unscaled loss levels across states.

"We are exploring other forms of monetization in the future in terms of premium music features," Steve Jang, co-founder and CEO of developer Schematic Labs, said in an interview.

CEO Gregg Spiridellis declined to break down how many transactions each of these revenue streams accounted for, but he did say that the site is seeing 2x growth in terms of premium transactions since last year.

After all, all Americans are paying for our present system in terms of higher premiums annually, and paying for those millions who have no insurance but who are treated nonetheless for free at our nation's health care facilities.