Sentence examples for a minuscule fee from inspiring English sources

But since companies pay a minuscule fee for flaring and are allowed to carry on under government-granted exceptions, there is little incentive to stop.

All of them show pirated DVDs in the evening and the pizza places offer "happy topping" for a minuscule extra fee if the place isn't floaty enough already".

There's a minuscule 1percentnt fee for cross-currency transactions, which is tiny when compared to how much a high street bank would charge to move cash between two accounts in different countries.

A few days later, Blake, a former standup who told me he had got sick of travelling to far-away gigs for minuscule fees ("It had become a driving job") so had turned to writing and lecturing, came to see me.

For more than two decades, the minuscule fees charged by its 500 Index fund have been an industry standout.

Warner Bros. Television could have owned "Desperate Housewives," but refused to pay a minuscule thirty-thousand-dollar-per-episode "package fee" to the writer's agents.

I had to pay a $30 fee for unlimited texts and a minuscule 120 MB of data when I traveled outside of the country recently.

"We believe that no inherent conflict applies with leveraging Korn/Ferry as one of our many recruiting firms," he said, noting that fees from EMC searches are a "minuscule" part of Korn/Ferry's total revenue.

A $50 broker's fee for the paperwork on a $50,000 chunk of ten-year notes costs you a minuscule 1 basis point (0.01% annually).

That is a minuscule number.

A minuscule burden, Mr. Shure calls it.