Sentence examples for Cash fee from inspiring English sources

NBC will pay the league a cash fee for the first time.

While director pay historically is a small cash fee, many corporations now use both stock and option grants as a part of a director's compensation.

Allen & Co. eventually accepted one per cent of the merged entity's stock, in lieu of a cash fee.

For example, NatWest's ATM "foreign cash fee" is 2% of the value of the transaction (minimum £2, maximum £5).

That equity is at risk; however, the investment was completely offset by a cash fee paid to LJM.

A raise would require a new skill — her boss suggested eyebrows and gel — and the cash fee.

For recruiters, equity reimbursements often follow the same formula as cash fees.

In the quarter, the company's total revenue grew by 3 percent, to $3.95 billion, in part because of continuing increases in cash fees from cable and satellite distributors.

In the October-December quarter of 2011, which was the first quarter of Viacom's fiscal year, the company's total revenue grew by 3 percent, to $3.95 billion, thanks in part to continuing increases in cash fees from cable and satellite distributors.

And that's after I've forked out hundreds of dollars every month in insurance premiums – plus up-front cash fees equivalent to £20 and £35 for each visit and referral.

So the schemingly exploitative Stern takes his bewildered new protégé on a tour of rich patients, demonstrating his superpowers, claiming angel-like gifts of healing – for huge cash fees.