Sentence examples for a big fee from inspiring English sources

"It's not a big fee".

We paid a big fee but he did the business.

However, the ancient Nabataean citadel can be seen without the payment of a big fee.

Bannon said that he received "a big fee," presumably from PolyGram.

For instance, borrowers will most likely have to pay a big fee upfront to the person who handles their case.

But no, they just sit around and wait for a crowd, and then stroll in and collect a big fee".

Mr. Hartlieb asked for a bigger fee.

Hollingworth says that, as a rule of thumb, if you are borrowing more than £150,000-£200,000, a bigger fee is more likely to work for you because you will make the saving back on the lower interest rate.

It's historically been more profitable to trade bonds than stocks because the debt markets are less transparent, making it easier for brokers to take a bigger fee for each exchange". Lisa Abramowicz, Michael J. Moore and Sam Mamudi in Bloomberg.

Whereas home visit services might want to encourage visits to to grab a bigger fee.

Goteiner responds that a bigger fee was justified because he had done so much work, in the words of the district judge, "highlighting the potential for boiler room tactics" among commodities brokers.