Sentence examples for at a high fee from inspiring English sources
Religious spam is more about profit than proselytizing — and profitable it is: last year, anticipating great returns, the cellphone company Nokia doubled its spending in Pakistan during Ramadan to provide religious content via SMS to users at a high fee.
The Santa Cruz operation is so sophisticated, Mr. Savitt said, that Mr. Santa Cruz offers insurance at a high fee to good customers so that, should a shipment be intercepted, their losses will be covered.
It isn't rocket science, but stall holding teaches you canny business practice in a hurry at a very early age - far more practically and quickly (I would argue) than does three years at a high fee business school.
Managers, lawyers and other arts advocates say the problems began in mid-2001, when the government instituted premium visa processing, guaranteeing quick service at a higher fee.
"This often doesn't start for a few months after the baby arrives, but this is probably the largest ongoing expense related to babies". It's all too easy to under-budget for childcare expenses — for instance, if you end up waitlisted for the daycare in your price range and quickly have to enroll at another with a higher fee.
Yet a tech company or an Internet service provider, such as AT&T or Comcast, could charge a higher fee for consumers who chose to limit sharing of their personal data — though only equal to the "value provided by the consumer's data," the rules stipulate.
It's said the band's manager at the time, Allan Williams, got a fairly high fee for the band to play the stripper's repertoire of covers for a whole week.
Many of the comments expressed outrage at the high fees airlines charge to transport pets, especially on international flights.
In Houston, a regional sports network co-owned by cable giant Comcast Corp. and the Astros and Rockets filed for bankruptcy after other distributors balked at the high fees to carry the channel.
The absence of such checks allows traffickers to sell children to orphanages, which can then offer them for adoption at high fees.
But here's another way of looking at it: The persistence of the high fee is astonishing.
