Sentence examples for disproportionate fees from inspiring English sources

It is the latest evidence that the shortage of properties across England and Wales is enabling agents to squeeze tenants for "huge and disproportionate fees".

She said the introduction of "substantial and often disproportionate fees" would mean many people having to put up with discrimination and unable to challenge unfair dismissals, however badly they had been treated.

Parliament and Council (EU co-legislators) provisionally agreed on a reform of EU telecom rules that aims to boost the investments needed to make 5G connectivity available for all EU citizens by 2020, enhance protection of users and introduce a cap on disproportionate fees on calls between EU countries.

Workers who save conscientiously suffer a disproportionate hit because fees are typically taken as a percentage of their account balances.

Instead of investing in academies, youth coaching and quality training pitches, including indoor facilities, it was wasted on expensive foreigners, agents' fees and disproportionate salaries.

Schonbrun has taken careful aim at those lawyers who would reap a lush harvest of fees often disproportionate to the benefits achieved for the class.

The frequent borrowers account for a disproportionate share of loan fees paid to lenders.

"The size of the hidden profits relative to the loan amounts is disproportionate to any other negotiated fee," he says.

When application figures are compared with fee levels, institutions charging higher fees have not seen disproportionate falls in applications.

Restrictions on student numbers and higher fees might have a disproportionate impact on students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

He acknowledged that, to commercial rivals who felt they were fighting for their lives, the BBC's guaranteed licence fee funding could seem "disproportionate and unfair".