Sentence examples for because of fee from inspiring English sources

To be fair, airlines are not just profiting because of fee income.

WASHINGTON -- The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission said the agency was considering changes to ensure that cable television customers do not lose access to broadcast stations because of fee disputes between broadcasters and cable companies.

He dropped the franchise agreement because of fees and restyled the restaurant as the Loop Taste of Chicago.

Mrs. Atchley said they lost more than $23,000 in equity in the home because of fees levied by Countrywide.

The association turned over the case to a collection agency and threatened to foreclose unless Ms. Bryant paid off her debt, which increased tenfold because of fees and interest.

Nevertheless, he acknowledged that "it's not an easy thing to do, to beat indexes consistently, because of fees and costs".

The break-even for RBS, in which the taxpayer has invested £45bn, was revised from 50.2p to 49.9p because of fees it had paid.

Felix Salmon points out: "Steve Cohen's SAC Capital, marred by insider trading investigations, made it to the top of Bloomberg Markets' ranking of the most profitable hedge funds this year, not because of performance but because of fees.

At Mvule Trust, we found that our beneficiaries – who do not fear being sent away from school because of fees and do not have to grow crops just to earn their tuition – are also more likely to perform better in class.

She uses her own measure for whether the new fees are a fit: If 25% of prospective clients decline because of fees, she knows the price is right.

According to Maister, ETFs fail to mirror their underlying index because of fees and expenses, intentional "optimization" by fund managers and changes in the index itself.