Sentence examples for because of a fee from inspiring English sources

Still, revenue from listing fees grew to $25.9 million in the third quarter, up 24.5percentt from a year earlier, because of a fee increase at the beginning of 2002.

Seven weeks into the season, the Yankees' newborn television network, YES, and Cablevision have contrived to block three million customers from catching any of a scheduled hundred and thirty games over their home sets, because of a fee squabble.

The ITV company believes it is owed the money because of a "break fee" - agreed on at the time by both sides - for the merger that was abandoned in July 2000.

The SF-36, on the other hand, is strictly copyrighted, and is rather expensive to administer because of a user fee [ 45].

Chief executive Peter Chadlington said the company has seen business pick up in recent months, in part because with a fee of about £60,000, public relations is often a cheaper way of maintaining a public profile than advertising.

Mr. Fishman said that pledge4good was able to compete because of a lower processing fee.

Most A-listers, though, probably aren't in the front row because of a one-time fee.

My income in 2011 was about $100,000 more than usual because of a one-time fee I received.

A 2013 study for the Independent Commission on Fees showed that working-class boys were being put off applying for university because of a rise in fees.

Channel interruptions are rare, but not unprecedented: Lifetime vanished from the Dish Network for a month in 2006 because of a dispute over fees.

Fred's Inc., a discount retailer, said Ernst & Young L.L.P. will quit providing its auditing services in September because of a dispute over fees for 2003 and 2004.