Sentence examples for difference in fees from inspiring English sources

"There's no difference in fees from any of our other master's degree courses," Dr. McKellar said.

The Army will cap individual tuition at $13,000 per year, although the service has already negotiated with a number of schools to waive the difference in fees.

A recent report by the Government Accountability Office on pensions noted that a 1percentt difference in fees could mean a 17percentt difference in a retirement account after 20 years.

Now, as we are hoping to move her into a dementia nursing home that has a specialised unit for challenging behaviour, there would be a big difference in fees.

Just look at the difference in fees for apps in such categories as Finance, Productivity, Reference, News, Utility/Tools and particularly, Navigation/Travel in the chart below.

The difference in fees is so large that customers can be offered a very large incentive to simply store their credit card and use that instead of having the charge go to their phone bill.

This stark difference in fee ratio is illustrative of the fierce competition among underwriters, law firms and accounting firms for marquee IPOs.

First, he said, courts may consider differences in fees charged to different kinds of clients.

The cost of a procedure depends on many factors, including the type of procedure, insurance coverage, and regional differences in fees.

The second is that students know that the lifetime effect of picking the right course at the right university is much more important than the relatively small differences in fees".

Wholesale carriers carve out a business for themselves by taking advantage of differences in fees charged by local telephone companies to complete calls and the actual, often cheaper rates of transporting voice calls over the Internet.