Even though the fees are not insubstantial, it's less costly than paying for printers, faxes, mailing and messengers".
Even though the fees Mr. Muniz must pay to credit card companies reduce his profits, he said bearing that cost was better than receiving no payment at all.
The company does not sell music — like normal radio, Internet radio is considered a promotional tool for recordings, even though the fees that it pays to labels are currently higher than those paid by terrestrial stations.
Even though the fees didn't roll in, Evercore still needs to pay its bankers bulge-bracket-level salaries, which quickly dissolves any meager profit it was able to generate.
After the first year she is glad she made the decision but warns that even though the fees are cheaper, students have to rely on their parents or borrow money from the banks unless they can find work and qualify for funding under the Dutch system.
Even though the fees are just a few dollars per month for a flat rate access of several Mbps, the subscriptions are far below the expectations.
Even though the fees are high, they only represent a fifth of Harvard's operating revenue, a much smaller proportion than a university such as Leicester.
Even though the fees shown on Table 7 might appear to be modest, they represent a serious barrier to health service access in a country where approximately half of the population lived below the national poverty line in 2006 [53].
Both of these banks have begun charging monthly fees, even though the fees have yet to reach my area.
Green alleges that most letting agents avoid mentioning fees until the last minute, quote prices without VAT to make them seem lower, charge for things the tenant should not and cannot be charged for, and are profiting from the fees even though the term "fee" suggests they are just covering their costs.
