Sentence examples similar to dip fee from inspiring English sources

By the time he was done, there wasn't a dry eye in the house nor was there an unleveraged balance sheet in the country – you name it, he indebted it, and sold the bonds off for a double-dip fee on the other side.

The results of focus group discussions showed that a number of factors influenced the success of government initiated tick control programs and these included inconsistent supply of acaricides, unaffordable dipping fees, lack of water, long distance to the dip tank, lack of information on dipping procedures and lack of knowledge on strategies for delaying acaricide resistance.

While Marsh double-dipped, exacting fees from the insurance provider and from the corporate customer, small shops like Owen-Dunn get a straight commission solely from the insurer.

The change reflected a slight dip in performance fees and some base fees, as clients chose products with lower fees.

Fee dipping into the gold mine that is 1970s Japanese cinema.

The pool, kept between 82 and 86 degrees, is available for dips for a $30 daily fee.

Beyond 2013, Carter also expects C4 to be dipping into the licence fee to pay for programming aimed at kids aged 10 and upwards, which brings us back to his "raid" on the BBC's cash.

Many brokerage firms charge inactivity fees if an account is dormant, and many can dip into assets if a fee is not paid.

Even then Congress occasionally dips into those fees to finance other programs, as it did last year when it shifted $135 million to help pay for more detention space.

"We saw a similar dip in 2006 when tuition fees increased to £3,000, which then rectified in subsequent years".

"Student numbers are up again after a dip last year when the £9K fees were introduced and a lot of people were deterred by the sheer enormity of the rise," Beer says.