Sentence examples for this premium reflects from inspiring English sources

Some of this premium reflects the country's unique problems.

City A is an "average" city in Japan, both in terms of the proportion of seniors certified to have LTCI service needs (16% in 2008) and the monthly LTCI premium (4,100 yen or 34.43 dollars in U.S. Purchasing Power Parities in 2008; the premium reflects the balance between the demand for services and the number of people eligible for LTCI services in the municipality).

This "wage premium" reflects the extent to which workers have been able to extract more pay than is merited by their qualifications.

That high premium reflects China's continuing hunger for oil and gas resources to power the country's growth.

The relatively low premium reflects the gradual rise in shares that followed Mr. Hill's removal and the speculation that the company would be sold.

The premium reflects a growing urgency to use acquisitions to fuel growth and underscores the dearth of affordable runners-up in the storage market.

The large premium reflects Softbank's desire to bolster its mobile broadband capacity as it looks to attract more smartphone users.

Jonathan James of Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, found that the college premium in America ranges from 125% for engineering graduates, for whom demand seems endless, to 40% for students of psychology or social work.And at least some of the college wage premium reflects the rising importance of postgraduate study.

The risk premium reflects an investor's perception of risk, at a particular point in time.

Lions Gate Entertainment questioned Icahn's intentions in pursuing a company he considers to be at risk, but the billionaire retorted that his willingness to pay "what I believe to be a huge premium" reflects his belief in the studio's long-term potential, "but only if a new board and management will be put in place in the very near term".

This would have been a material cost within the monthly premium, reflecting the value of the life cover and would have been dependant on gender, age and health of the plan-holder at the time the plan was arranged.