1.   The lender will also charge a premium for risks, perceived by the lender, surrounding the project and the borrower.

2.   Also, some dealers angered customers by charging big premiums over the sticker price.

3.   And he said more clearly than ever before that he hoped to devise some arrangement to charge higher premiums to higher-income beneficiaries.

4.   And they charge high premiums for the most complete coverage, while costumers who consider themselves low risk can choose a high deductible in exchange for a lower premium.

5.   AOL is a more-than-decent source of financial data and company reports, and never charges a premium for them.

6.   At the time this was a daring bet that the efficiencies of a common standard would more than compensate for the inability to charge a premium for hardware.

7.   Banks can either sell them at cost or charge a premium and generate fee income.

8.   Automotive shops have been charging a premium to spiff up fresh-from-the-factory Suburbans with extra electronic equipment.

9.   Because demand is so high, Mahla said, wireless carriers can charge a premium for service.