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(1) People are prepared to pay premium prices for quality products.

(2) Invariably such products are sold at a premium price quite unjustified by the cost of their components.

(3) It operates via the regional electricity companies, which must pay a premium price for renewable energy.

(4) In return for premium service, such retailers charge premium prices. Sentencedict.com

(5) Kuapa Kokoo pays a premium price plus a handling fee for these beans, which then pass to the Cocoa Marketing Company.

(6) Was it really possible to command such a premium price that one could recover the extra investment?

(7) And by this means, risk measure and premium pricing are related, Meanwhile, from this way, "the mean value principle" can be applied into the portfolio investment and pricing for the combined risks.

(8) To be able to command premium pricing an [ sic ] any market, a service must be superior.

(9) In addition, the statement pointed to a common preference for Japanese and South African abalone, which are regarded as "superior" and worthy of premium pricing.

(10) Sony sells huge volumes of television sets and commands premium pricing for them.

(11) This paper illuminates that the existence of security loading in insurance premium pricing is reasonable and feasible with the thought of the utility theory.

(12) Is your company capable of also doing short runs , possibly with premium pricing?

(13) Cliff Cummings, a veteran southern California dealer, warned Mr. Toyoda over a steak dinner with a dozen other dealers last March that premium pricing was the wrong way to go.

(14) On the one hand, it falls in line with the premium pricing of company's products. On the other, some consumers may be skeptical of a $99 device that isn't as easily categorized.

(15) In non-life insurance, the premium valuation, loss and claim of insurance are the core issue, and to consider the premium pricing must first know the loss distribution.