Sentence examples for charging early from inspiring English sources

The mechanism of charging early tRNAs is not clear, and we have no direct evidence that synthetase ribozymes once existed.

Telecommunications companies charge early termination fees that can range from $150 to $225 when customers cancel their service contracts before they expire.

Customers who cancelled their contracts after being throttled were charged early termination fees, typically amounting to hundreds of dollars.

Yes, you have the right to do that, but your provider may charge early repayment fees, so check with them.

Companies charge early termination fees that can range from $150 to $225 to recover the cost of cellphones, which they subsidize under long-term service contracts, according to wireless companies.

Caryl Churchill's 50-minute "Far Away," which moves from the Royal Court to the Albery on Jan . 18 is reminiscent both of his understated yet charged early plays and of the ugly political ones he wrote in the 1990's.

Seven teens were charged early Wednesday in connection with the brutal beating, captured on video and posted on YouTube, of a 17-year-old boy in an alley in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood.

Some Republicans charged early in the scandal that the White House or President Barack Obama's reelection campaign had targeted conservatives seeking non-profit status for their so-called social welfare groups.

Unlike nickel-based batteries (such as the NiCd or NiMH rechargeable AA batteries seen in most supermarkets), lithium-based batteries are designed to be charged early and often, and letting them get too low can damage the battery.

He had been charged earlier in Colorado on charges of lying to an investigator.

An Algerian citizen, Noureddinne Mouleff, was charged earlier on Wednesday with terrorism and fraud offenses.