Sentence examples for combined fee from inspiring English sources

The combined fee the companies will pay Conservation International is $50,000.

It is this interest that broadcasters Sky and ESPN pay a combined fee of $125 million to be a part of.

Warren leveled her criticisms in letters sent Tuesday to Brookings leaders and the Obama administration, citing the $85,000 combined fee that Litan and a co-author received from the investment firm.

Consultants now account for around a third of the groups' combined fee income and their business is growing by 30% a year, twice the speed of the fees from tax and auditing.

Spurs are also trying to negotiate a deal for the 24-year-old Burney right-back Kieran Trippier and would like to pay a combined fee for him and Ings.

Swindon could pay out a combined fee in excess of £500,000 for signing James Collins and Troy Archibald-Henville.

The 21-year-old had struggled elsewhere despite moving for combined fees of close to £30m.

The average offering size of 2018 unicorn IPOs was $289.4 million, with combined fees for underwriting, legal and audit averaging $21.9 million7.5656%).

Michu, a snip at £2m, is outscoring Lukas Podolski, Olivier Giroud and Theo Walcott (combined fees in excess of £25m) and, most embarrassing of all for the Gunners, was the contrast between Germany's Per Mertesacker, for whom they paid £7m, and young Bartley, whom they sold to Swansea in the summer for a knockdown £1m.

Other notable big money men who just missed out on the international recognition they surely deserved include another Saint, Peter Crouch, who went from Portsmouth to Aston Villa for a cool £5m, and Lee Hughes, who demanded combined fees of £7.5m between West Brom and Coventry in just 12 months.

But at the Smith Barney Charitable Investment Fund, combined fees eat up 2.04% to 2.42% of assets a year.