Sentence examples for courses charging from inspiring English sources

Sunderland points out that it is only charging its highest rate of £8,500 for some pharmacy courses, charging less is a matter of "widening participation".

It takes heroic commitment to become a composer if you're from a working class background, with higher education courses charging fees in the thousands of pounds and remuneration for your compositions so low.

Most of these courses charge greens fees of about $100, he said.

The station's deputy executive director, Alphonso Crawford, states that college courses charge $750 for the same training that costs new producers $75.

City courses charge $28 on weekdays and $34 on weekends for residents with golf permits; golfers without resident permits pay an extra $8.

Students taking three-year courses charged at £9,000, plus full maintenance loans, will leave university with about £43,000 of debt.

Of course, charging the wrong people for crimes protected no one.

Only Vidal, the leader after the opening run, was able to tame the course, charging down last to lift gold, dropping Baxter into third.

Of course, charging separately also increases ancillary revenue — money generated by sources other than fares — which jumped 15.8 percent in the second quarter to $2.1 billion, compared with the same period last year, according to the Transportation Department.

Of course, charging too high will lose potential clients too––most people needing cleaning services will have a limit on how much they can afford.

The committee was not, of course, charged with writing their biographies, but its focus will reduce them, as Providence legend does, to slave traders and reformed slave traders.