Sentence examples for usually at a premium from inspiring English sources

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla .— When Hiroki Kuroda pitched for the Los Angeles Dodgers, runs were usually at a premium, and Kuroda pitched accordingly.

I am usually not a big fan of ADRs since they usually trade at a premium to the underlying security, but they do offer some comfort to investors since they meet U.S. reporting requirements and can easily be purchased on U.S. exchanges.

Cash management bills usually sell at a premium because of their irregular issue size and schedule.

In 2018, when everyone seems to be increasingly stressed and overwhelmed, peace and quiet usually comes at a premium.

LBOs are famously good for shareholders and bad for bondholders: they are usually done at a premium to the existing share price, they maximise returns to new shareholders too, and by loading the company with new debt they push it a step closer to bankruptcy, to the chagrin of old bondholders.

Such a VIX discount is unusual for long periods of time, as the VIX is usually trading at a premium to SPX historical volatility.

Green usually does come at a premium.

No pricing yet, but convertibles usually carry a premium of about $6,000 above the coupes, which now start at $30,000.

In company takeovers, after all, shareholders are usually paid a premium to give up their rights.

That arrangement is another kind of insurance policy, and customers usually pay a premium for it.

However brokers will usually charge a premium for smaller orders, which usually means those under $100,000.