Sentence examples for Lesser fee from inspiring English sources
The midfielder has a £37m buy-out clause in his contract but Benfica are in desperate need of funds to ease financial problems at the club, meaning they are ready to do business at a lesser fee.
Toulon are considering whether it would be in their interests to let the five-cap forward go for a year, for a lesser fee but not on loan, and re-sign him next season.
Ilkay Gundogan could also be on his way to Old Trafford and the Mill is excited to see him follow in the footsteps of Shinji Kagawa by securing a move back to Borussia Dortmund for a lesser fee a year later.
He also consulted on a third job, the Covenant House center in New Orleans, for which he received a lesser fee, he said, adding that it was standard in the industry for such management contracts to be awarded without competitive bidding.
They are a boon to budget travelers, offering access to multiple sights for a lesser fee, says Mery Calderon.
Do we charge just new development?" A decade ago, the San Joaquin Valley air district proposed a fee of $5,000 per house for subdivisions on the fringe of town and a lesser fee for projects built in a city's core.
That service costs $595 a year, and the charity pays cMarket a commission of 9percentt on the first $10,000 received, and lesser fees thereafter.
The annual fee was $1500/year, with lesser fees for programs with <30 residents.
You may find that some newspapers charge lesser fees than others, so it may be worth checking with several different newspapers in your area.
Some other lesser known fees charged by various airlines include ones for blankets and pillows, carry-on luggage, making reservations by phone and traveling as an unaccompanied minor.
But the lesser-known fees attached to prepaid debit cards are already extracting money from the most vulnerable Americans -- those unable to pay their bills and feed their families without public help -- in the midst of stubbornly high unemployment and soaring rates of poverty.
