Sentence examples for bigger commission from inspiring English sources

It also gives sales people a bigger commission on orders that arrive online, so that they share some of the savings.

The most productive are invited to become 'Masters' and gain exclusive access to better-paying tasks (for which Amazon gets a bigger commission).

IRENE MUSCHEL Manhattan To the Editor: Re "Getting Real About House Prices" by Kate Murphy Homee, Nov. 5): The article quotes a Wellesley College economics professor as saying, "The Realtor has the incentive to start high to get a bigger commission.... .. Nothing could be further from the truth.

"The Realtor has the incentive to start high to get a bigger commission, so if you are not in a rush to sell and can accept having to lower your price later, then go with the Realtor's price," said Karl Case, a professor of economics at Wellesley College and a founder of the Case-Shiller home price index.

In Haubolds view, to earn real money Ebay will have to bump up insertion fees, take a bigger commission or both.

Under the terms of that contract, the sites will be entitled to a bigger commission from the ads that Google displays, and should continue to boost revenue.

Today many architects seem trapped in another cage: the pull of international fame, wealthy clients and ever bigger commissions.

For 25 years he worked independently, his career a steady accumulation of awards and bigger commissions – until about a decade ago.

"They are very much architects," something Robbins said will serve them well as they get bigger commissions.

Popular with clients, Mr. Barnes took on bigger and bigger commissions, including a number of museums, and buildings at Yale, Princeton, Bryn Mawr, Bowdoin and other colleges.

This study found that, despite much bigger commissions on the NYSE than on Nasdaq, the total cost of a trade (ie, combining commissions with price deterioration) is on average one-third lower.