Sentence examples for be charged the maximum from inspiring English sources

Major buyers typically build collections through several dealers and auction houses, knowing that they will be charged the maximum the market can bear.

Under the plan, drivers of cars and trucks crossing the Hudson would be charged the maximum of $7 if paying cash and traveling at peak hours: weekdays 6 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 7 p.m., and weekends noon to 8 p.m.

If you forget to tag your card when exiting the station, you will be charged the maximum possible fare for journeys from your station of origin.

If you don't return your rental for the maximum rental period (21 days for DVDs), you'll be charged the maximum rental fee plus tax and you'll be allowed to keep the DVD.[5].

Despite this, the lender will in many cases be charging the maximum amount it is allowed to under the new regime taking effect on 2 January.

However, early indications are that many of the sector's bigger players will be charging the maximum amount allowed to under the new regime, rather taking the opportunity to set their fees below the cap.

When it became clear, through Oxford and Cambridge initially, that universities would be charging the maximum £9,000 a year, the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said rather haughtily that it was up to Offa, not the universities, what they could charge.

If the ticket is lost, motorists are charged the maximum toll for that exit.

A lot of energy companies are charging the maximum price they feel they can get away with".

Wonga, QuickQuid, PaydayUK and MyJar were charging the maximum £24 to borrow £100 for 30 days, with default fees charged at £15.

2.53pm GMT Stephen Fitzpatrick continues his attack on the big six: "A significant number of the big six are charging the maximum they can get away with".