Sentence examples for collect the difference from inspiring English sources

When there's a difference between the charge and the insurance reimbursement, and a health care provider tries to collect the difference from the patient — that is balance billing.

However, it's also my opinion that the landlord cannot invade the principal itself to collect the difference between the 1percentt and whatever percentage interest is being generated by the principal".

With the Fed keeping short-term interest rates near zero, the banks would be happy to play along, because they would collect the difference between 0.15% on overnight loans and 4% on 10-year Treasury notes.

If he's renting it for less than you paid, you may still be able to collect the difference.

You collect the difference of the Amazon price, shipping fees if any, eBay fee, PayPal fee and the amount you charged for the item on eBay.

The profit comes from collecting the difference between the low yield paid on the funding side and the high yield earned on the carry side.

If the trade goes against you (the futures price falls from $70 to $69), the fellow on the other end of the trade collects the difference out of your collateral; if it goes in your favor, you pick up additional cash and can earn interest on that temporary gain.

Unlike flipping, flopping is purchasing foreclosed properties at the lowest possible rate, then selling them a higher rate and collecting the difference.

For subjects whose cancer developed one to two years after blood had been collected, the difference was less (650 and 701 micrograms l-1 respectively, P less than 0.01).

It was suggested, however, that if that Act should be found invalid and the Second Act sustained, 15 the Government should be permitted to collect only the difference between $270,000, the amount determined to be excessive profits for 1943, and the $204,000 collected for 1942.

Though facing enormous budget shortfalls, Hollywood's home state gets to collect only the difference between its own tax rate — which tops out at 10.3 percent on annual income of more than $1 million — and those of the states or foreign governments that are siphoning off location work.