Sentence examples for charged elsewhere from inspiring English sources

THE Big Apple Meat Market, on the Port Authority bus terminal's western flank, lures chefs and those who watch their pennies with London broil and filet mignon for a fraction of the prices charged elsewhere — $2.88 and $5.98 a pound, respectively.

Uber, which has more than 20,000 drivers in the capital and is embroiled in a legal battle with black-cab drivers, said the increase in the service fee from 20%to25%5% for new drivers of its UberX service would bring British drivers in line with rates charged elsewhere.

This is the bill that will, over the dead bodies of the pharmaceutical industry lobbyists, allow wholesalers to import drugs from abroad, so that American consumers can get the benefit of discounted prices charged elsewhere.

Ukraine was paying $179.50 for 1,000 cubic meters of Russian gas, well below the market price, but was charging Russia a transit fee of only $1.60 per 1,000 cubic meters per 100 kilometers, which is half what is charged elsewhere.

On the basis of charging elsewhere, the government expects bag numbers to fall by more than 70% – cutting the number ending up in landfill or in the oceans by many billions every year.

Ha! Essentially, the story is all about phantom buzzing even when your phone is quietly charging elsewhere in the house.

The same ticket prices were charged as elsewhere, based on a fee per kilometer; the low speed combined with a lot of free travelers using InterRail tickets gave little revenue.

And now he is lobbing the charge elsewhere?

Some banks have already acted to reduce unauthorised overdraft fees and move charges elsewhere.

The only reason customers enjoy free current accounts (if they're in the black) is because the big banks cross-subsidise them through fees and charges elsewhere.

Phillip Russell, Mr. Dern's lawyer, said his client had pleaded guilty to close the Suffolk case while he fights related charges elsewhere.