Sentence examples for Yearly charge from inspiring English sources

Levine doesn't know how many of his current patients could afford to make the move with him, but he says that in the new practice, the yearly charge would probably be waived for the first 10percentt of his patients who wanted to join but could not afford to.

Holders of any type of American Express card get $2,500 off upon joining and $400 off the yearly charge.

Walmart and Target are also offering free shipping (with no yearly charge) for the 2018 holiday season.

Auto-By-Tel doesn't charge the consumer; it charges dealers an initial registration fee of $2,500 to $4,500, a yearly charge of $2,500 and between $500 and $1,500 a month per car brand.

Basic, sure, but if you take the yearly charge of the three example programs levels ($300 / year), and combine it with 1% of the estimated 100 million active viewers (vastly less then their 250 million registered users), you have $300 million per year in additional revenue on customized brand channels with very little additional work or infrastructure.

A second option is asset management, for which yearly charges are based on a percent of the assets.

Together, the limits could cut the yearly charges — known as 12b-1 fees — that mutual fund investors pay to companies for sales and marketing.

It's good for durability and surviving exposure to the elements, but it's bad because you need the cable that came with the lock, and I have to imagine you'll be hard-pressed to remember where you put it when that once-yearly charging is needed.

Information services are charged based on cell phone airtime, are often prepaid, and involve an additional yearly base charge.

The high taxes in the area (around $30,000 at Horizons) are comparable to his yearly common charge in Union Square, he said, "but at least on Long Island, you're contributing to the school district".

The university has offered to waive the yearly $100 charge for each modular rack unit for the Alligator for the first three years of use.