premium price

We are willing to pay, even at a premium price.

To get a premium price, there must be extra cost involved in the process.

But it is often able to charge premium prices and tell management to clean house.

I began to see why the guild had paid a premium price for me.

"People are charging premium prices for the ability to run the big jobs."

"Make sure he pays the premium price then, will you?"

I'll reference this article in a year or so once the first to market premium price is not a factor.

For example, you might offer a high quality product at a premium price or a flexible local service.

With real estate at a premium price, why not make storage a store?

As an artist of international standing he commanded premium prices for his work.

"Visitors who want to avoid paying premium prices should book early."

But some doctors question whether the convenience of the new products is worth the premium prices.

They include, for example, American workers who would rather charge premium prices than be subject to the discipline of foreign competition.

"We are paying a premium price for improvements, but performance to date has not been good enough," he said.

Premium prices are paid for certain locations, such as the back cover and inside covers.

But it is possible to drink good Champagne without paying a premium price.

A brand identity could help it justify the premium price.

He added that $150 was much lower than the premium prices for hit musicals.

Each unit may be physically small, but it can command a premium price.

Her father hated change and was willing to pay a premium price for consistency.

A. Last year, commercial line premium prices went up between 20 percent and 30 percent.

The only diaper worth paying a premium price for is one that changes itself.

In return, processed products command a premium price over fresh chicken.

"They were willing to pay premium prices for what they wanted."

"And the premium prices that brands can sustain have been brought into question," he added.