"We always put a premium on that guy," he says.
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So we've always put a premium on our homepage, too.
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The size of the field put a premium on attention.
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Clearly, though, those lauding Microsoft's Surface put a premium on productivity.
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But the automaker will put a premium on high-line offerings.
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I put a premium on keeping the peace; she's more direct.
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That put a premium on the evolution of octopus wiles and camouflage.
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On the upper end, folks like Bang & Olufsen put a premium on design.
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" We put a premium on things that are easy for us," Klontz says.
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With the defenses in retreat, it put a premium on scoring every possession.
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What's more, the growth of service industries has put a premium on self-presentation.
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Club apples, which put a premium on the consumer experience, seem like the future.
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These are lifetime appointments, and Mr. Trump has put a premium on appointing young judges.
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Amazon investors put a premium on its growth story even at the expense of profitability.
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When the market suddenly changed and put a premium on sustainability, our blitzscaling strategy proved untenable.
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The Trump administration has not typically put a premium on transparency or fealty to empirical fact.
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The second reason is that Britain's 27 EU partners are likely to put a premium on unity.
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But stock markets don't put a premium on companies just because they make a lot of money.
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First, on the campaign trail, Trump promised to "drain the swamp" and put a premium on loyalty.
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Shellbot is the latest malware to put a premium on mining cryptocurrency rather than just exfiltrating files.
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Mr. Trump is not the first president to put a premium on building rapport with Russian leaders.
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Because we put a premium on continuous assessment, we also set aside funding for research and evaluation.
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The Sanders campaign has put a premium on boosting its appeal to Hispanic voters, a key Democratic constituency.
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That will put a premium on information that can help the government pursue charges against people inside Theranos.
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Democrats have put a premium on emphasizing diversity as the party's base demands increased minority representation in politics.
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My kids, like most, have always put a premium on coziness, setting up their rooms or forts to maximize it.
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Meeting those regulations is difficult and time-consuming, and companies like Salesforce put a premium on getting into markets quickly.
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In the beginning, browsers were a cobbled together mess that put a premium on making the contents within look good.
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By making people pay for their checked baggage, airlines have put a premium on space in a plane's overhead bins.
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He leads in fundraising and has put a premium on broadcast advertising and, in a reach to fellow millennials, social media.
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Those who put a premium on education were forced to pay for it, and typically boys, not girls, were the beneficiaries.
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In other words, Microsoft wants to put a premium on using strong, long and unique passwords and not on regularly changing them.
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Welch put a premium on training leaders though a tough system that targeted advancement only for those who showed the best results.
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Power Africa promises to be more socially inclusive, address access issues, finance off-grid energy and put a premium on green energy.
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I like to live in communities that put a premium on getting things right even when they fly in the face of social norms.
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Just as television put a premium on looks and charisma, social media and virtual reality will put an even greater premium on those qualities.
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The leaders in both China and Iran are hardliners who put a premium on maintaining national pride and, as the Chinese explicitly said, 'dignity.
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Nadler is the longer-serving member of the Judiciary Committee — an influential distinction in a Democratic Caucus that's historically put a premium on seniority.
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Republicans have put a premium on confirming judicial nominees, which they view as their best shot at shaping the direction of the country for decades.
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But the company seems to have put a premium on hiring as many big names as possible, which is rarely a recipe for great television.
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But new entrants — companies that are smaller and that actually put a premium on privacy — might be able to differentiate themselves and disrupt the space.
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We're trying to stay so open-minded with the position players we add to the roster right now and really put a premium on flexibility.
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They also run counter to console-based shooters like Overwatch and multiplayer online battle arenas like DOTA 2, which put a premium on action and reaction.
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By the time of the next presidential cycle, Republicans were even more obsessed with besting Obama, leading them to once again put a premium on electability.
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Family businesses from this culture are based on principles that put a premium on duty and respect for family, but also for the community at large.
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Jay Turner, who is not related to Tom Turner, said Nashville "was underdeveloped because of the zoning" that had put a premium on offices and parking garages.
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The result has left fewer Democrats representing voters who put a premium on gun rights, and fewer Republicans whose constituents focus on issues such as abortion rights.
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But while Sofia has a large inventory of apartments, there aren't many new houses, which has put a premium on those in neighborhoods like Boyana, agents said.
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But the investigation raised questions about the American, who put a premium on improving bankers' conduct with a stream of internal messages and training sessions about good behavior.
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"SEC rules that put a premium on speed created a dynamic where one headline can sink the market in an instant," said American Securities Association CEO Chris Iacovella.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Some poets put a premium on ambiguity, even obscurity, and ground their work in an acknowledgment that language is elusive and indeterminate.
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At Honest Chops, Imam Latif and his employees put a premium on accountability — not only in the butchery's adherence to Islam but to environmental and humanitarian ethics as well.
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That is why we need to put a premium on education and outreach, to ensure more people get the care they need early on before it is too late.
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Moreover, given the rise of post-materialist values that put a premium on self-expression everywhere in advanced industrial democracies West, I wonder if this would have even been possible.
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And because new MA enrollees are largely going to Aetna, Humana, and UnitedHealthcare, transportation firms like Uber may want to put a premium on securing and maintaining big insurer partnerships.
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Our primary system has long put a premium on this type of campaigning, and the Electoral College also forces candidates to engage with smaller audiences in different types of settings.
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Clinton just needs to put a premium on ways to do it quickly, so she can save airtime for the more important mission of getting people excited about her agenda.
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Wheels Car buyers who put a premium on safety will find they'll need much less time to peruse the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's list of top picks for 2018.
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If you put a premium on your security, the least you can do is employ the help of a VPN to protect yourself against anyone looking to compromise your data.
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The Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania) and Poland, which are most exposed to threats from Russia, put a premium on Britain's contribution to the defence and security of the continent.
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So the tabloids, in particular, put a premium on getting as many short, emotion-grabbing words in the biggest font possible on front page—often at the expense of making sense.
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In the short term, the government and market operator will have to change the way the market prices electricity to put a premium on baseload power, generators and industrial users say.
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So for her latest album drop, Swift is upping the game, refusing to cooperate even with subscription-based streaming services that pay artists high royalties and put a premium on their work.
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Modern freedom put a premium on rights—that is, assurances that people would not be prevented from associating freely, from expressing their opinions, from acquiring property and using it as they wished.
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But the president has put a premium on his relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnThe Hill's Morning Report - Is this a turning point in 2020 Dem presidential primary?
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The politics of solidarity on the left put a premium on showing concern for all marginalized or potentially marginalized groups, without making distinctions among who is being more hurt (playing "oppression Olympics").
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"Plenty to build on here for Donald Trump who has tended to put a premium on manufacturing jobs," said Alan Ruskin, global head of G10 FX strategy at Deutsche Bank in New York.
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It has brought a renewed sense of community, engendered more collaboration, sparked new thinking and put a premium on trust, tapping into a need that transcends boundaries and is still rife with opportunity.
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" Bill Donohue of the Catholic League said the nominee will "put a premium on our two most important rights: the right to life, from fertilization to natural death, and religious liberty for all.
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A member of the Sackler family that owns OxyContin's maker directed the company to put a premium on selling high dosages of its potentially addicting painkillers, according to new disclosures in a lawsuit.
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Fifteen years ago, when the time became ripe for post-PC devices that put a premium on integrating software and hardware, Apple was the best-positioned company to lead the charge — and it did.
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As Rebecca Jennings wrote for Racked last year, companies often put a premium on influencers with kids, because it allows them to advertise to a whole demographic of parents or soon-to-be parents.
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Trian's public push to oust McGarry is highly unusual for a firm that has put a premium on saying it works collaboratively with target companies and largely tries to stay out of the headlines.
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Pence's skillful performance was, in part, a product of the five years he spent as a radio talk show host, a job that put a premium on maintaining a clear and conversational tone and timing.
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While that model could use the technology simply as a way to boost mileage, much as Ford has done with other models, company executives hint the Mustang Hybrid also will put a premium on performance.
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While McConnell has been a pragmatist throughout his career, stepping in at times to broker deals, such as the debt-limit accord of 2011, Lee and Cruz put a premium on sticking to conservative ideals.
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Despite Wednesday's sunshine, the damp par-70 Bethpage will play to every bit of its 7,459-yard length, and the lush rough will likely put a premium on accuracy, which is not usually Mickelson's strong suit.
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Baltusrol has only two par-5s — the 17th and 18th holes — but its long par-4s put a premium on strong mid-iron play and accuracy off the tee because of the length of the rough.
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Where Braid started out as a louder, more hardcore-fueled band, Frame & Canvas put a premium on hooks, with nearly every song starting with austere, off-time riffs that dovetailed into a full-on sing-along.
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It&aposs no secret women put a premium on safety: Business Insider&aposs Graham Rapier previously reported that women pay up to $50 more in public transit each month to avoid harassment and ensure personal safety.
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VW has put a premium on lighting, including matrix-style LED headlamps that can be left in bright mode – selectively dimming just select LED elements to avoid blinding oncoming drivers or those in the vehicle ahead.
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There is now such a glut of fashion and home-making and trendy baking blogs from C-list celebrities and Instagram influencers that A-listers might as well put a premium on their higher production-value content.
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"The changes transforming our industry put a premium on strategy to drive growth, on unifying our focus on international markets, and on using our brand to drive our business," Fink said in a memo announcing staffing changes.
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Most IoT firms will not need much bandwidth, but will want their sensors to run on one set of batteries for years—so they will want the 24G standard to put a premium on low power consumption.
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The rapidly improving Google Photos just rolled out clever features like its new automatic movie maker, while Facebook added support for free storage of full resolution photos – something Everalbum had put a premium on via its paid service tier.
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The rain that fell more heavily in the second phase put a premium on getting in a good early lap but Canadian Lance Stroll spun his Williams in front of him and the Australian had to abort his effort.
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Pelosi said McGovern "has received much interest" in the idea of capping the tenure of committee chairmanships — limits that have long-governed the Republicans' committee rules but have been rejected by Democrats, who have put a premium on seniority.
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One difference this year is that the change would likely come after the congress as officials have put a premium on market and economic stability this year, according to the sources, who requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of the issue.
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Liberals also put a premium on tolerance: partly because they regard individual rights as pre-eminent and partly because they understand that, particularly in the world of human affairs, people seldom know enough to be absolutely certain of their judgements.
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He's enough of a classic vandal to believe that respect and legitimacy are earned on the street, but he's also among a subset of artists—including his associates in New York's 907 Crew—who put a premium on anarchic playfulness.
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The industry has gone through long-term consolidation that's put a premium on shortening patient stays, moving care outside the hospital to cheaper settings and investing in high-tech diagnostic tools and big-ticket items like proton beam treatments for cancer.
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Countries that have locked down their populations to prevent the spread of coronavirus need to put a premium on finding new cases and doing everything they can "to suppress and control" the virus, the World Health Organization said on Wednesday.
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Most toy collecting communities put a premium on relics that come in pristine condition or their original packaging, but many Furby enthusiasts prefer the messed-up and weird, and spend time writing DIY tutorials on how to make them even stranger.
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So while I couldn't help but sample some familiar highlights, like the Vijay Iyer Trio, my core strategy was to put a premium on acts I had never seen in person, pursuing new experiences like a scavenger and moving on if something failed to ignite.
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Apple, too, agreed to support a privacy law, but noted as a company that doesn't hoard user data for advertising — like Facebook and Google — that any federal law would need to put a premium on protecting the consumer rather than helping companies make money.
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President Vladimir V. Putin, his ties with the West severely strained by Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea and military incursions into eastern Ukraine, has put a premium on developing ever closer ties with China as a counterweight and insurance policy against the United States.
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As our two presidents address difficult and divisive issues from North Korea to trade imbalances to everything in between, they should also put a premium on helping the people of the United States and China understand each other better through educational and cultural exchange.
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When WCW put a premium on smaller, more athletic wrestlers to open their shows—which stole a note from ECW, as so many things in the late 1990s did—there wasn't any more doubt about whether pro wrestling was real, at least in the athletic sense.
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Republicans have put a premium on confirming President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE's judicial nominees.
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At a minimum, the worldwide cyberthreat will put a premium on trusted relations among the Five Eyes (the United States, Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand) and other like-minded nations, to facilitate working together to counteract malevolent activity that can span the globe in seconds.
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Mr. de Blasio has also put a premium on diversity in hiring — and he may fear, said a person familiar with the mayor's thinking, that publicly firing a woman or a prominent African-American or Latino official like Ms. Olatoye, Mr. Taylor or Ms. Carrión, could alienate some voters.
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At a time when punk rock was becoming increasingly focused on razor-sharp precision, as skate-punk bands put a premium on faster tempos and cleaner production, Alkaline Trio served as a reminder that the genre is at its best when it doesn't get too fussy about the particulars.
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From the White House to the Capitol to the media, the dangers posed by ex-President Trump put a premium on electing leaders and supporting commentators who can make a compelling -- even passionate -- case for why fundamental norms of American governance and political dialogue need to be restored and protected.
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The Department of Defense and global defense industry have put a premium on 3D printing (or "additive manufacturing," if you want to be technical) for years, ranging from Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center's fabricated "RAMBO" grenade launcher to portable printing units designed to help Marines repair essential gear faster downrange.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: Countries that have locked down their populations to prevent the spread of coronavirus need to put a premium on finding new cases and doing everything they can "to suppress and control" the virus, the World Health Organization said on Wednesday.
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Markets were previously willing to put a premium on "new economy" stocks — most notably those in the tech space — but current market volatility and sentiment could see investors moving out of tech and rotating into other sectors, keeping tech under pressure, said Kenny Wen, a wealth management strategist at Everbright Sun Hung Kai.
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Democratic presidential candidates have put a premium on support from labor groups as the party works to win back working-class voters who traditionally vote for Democrats but flipped to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE in 2016. Sen.
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The real problem, however, is the reliance on computer tools in a society that doesn't put a premium on having enough social workers and caregivers; where treatments for addiction are scattershot (and with people who apparently don't even answer the phone), and without long-term plans to address the poverty level and effects on the children.
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I THINK THE LOW REAL INTEREST RATE ENVIRONMENT CONTINUES TO SORT OF PLAGUE OUR THINKING AND SORT OF PUT A PREMIUM ON US BEING CAREFUL TO NOT GET TOO FAR AHEAD OF THE CURVE BECAUSE IF THINGS DO GO IN THE OTHER DIRECTION INEVITABLY AT SOME POINT DOWN THE LINE, THEY WILL, WE NEED THE CAPACITY TO LOWER RATES, AND SO WE SHOULD BE CAREFUL ABOUT THAT.
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