Sentence examples for a standalone fee from inspiring English sources
It will also cost money, either in the form of a standalone fee (typically a minimum of £500) or commission 1-3 per centt). 1-3 per cent
Though reasonable as a standalone fee, when you take into consideration that many people today are already paying for Netflix, HBO NOW, and/or Hulu, and possibly have access to Prime Video through their Amazon Prime annual subscription, FilmStruck could have limited appeal.
I do not think there is any material difference between a standalone "exit fee" and ground rent.
Medication isn't a standalone fix.
Actually, both Intuit and Microsoft can make a reasonable case for the way they charge for the product if only they were more honest about the fact that they are providing an online service for a yearly fee, rather than a standalone piece of software.
The current licensing fee for using the Fraunhofer patent to make an MP3 player, a standalone device or even a piece of software that runs on the computer, is 50 cents per unit plus the $15,000 advance.
According to reports from earlier this year, The CW's parent companies – it's jointly owned by CBS and Time Warner – were working on a standalone streaming service that would offer access to all its programming for a low monthly fee.
Showtime will be following in HBO's footsteps with the debut of a standalone streaming service aimed at cord cutters, which will allow customers to subscribe to the network's programming for a monthly fee of $10.99.
I only ever considered it a standalone.
Saab was made a standalone business.
