Sentence examples for eventual fee from inspiring English sources

According to Mannan, the tout receives ten per cent of any eventual fee from a referral.

Everton's response, lacking invention and penetration despite dominating possession in the second half, highlighted the need to reinvest Lescott's eventual fee.

Manchester United will today confirm the £36.3m move for young Monaco forward Anthony Martial providing he passes a medical without complication, but the eventual fee is believed to be much higher if he goes on to fulfil his touted potential.

The app starts its meter when the journey begins, and processes the eventual fee for drivers when it ends.

It is thought that the Hammers, who were relegated from the Premier League, made an initial offer of £1.5m for Nolan but that the eventual fee could rise to as high as £4m.

Over the past year the powerful front man has been watched, scrutinised and enquired about by many respectable teams, who were quoted asking prices higher than the eventual £8.5m fee paid by Cardiff.

Though both they and Chelsea remain keen on the player, Enrique Cerezo, the president of Atlético Madrid, has restated his desire to retain him – a position expected to add in the region of £10m on to his eventual transfer fee.

Tomlin, whose eventual transfer fee is undisclosed, had made it clear he wanted to leave London Road this season, with Celtic having a bid rejected in August.

By being designated the lead plaintiff, the law firm stood to reap a larger share of any eventual lawyers' fees.

And since both companies currently employ a small army of lawyers and lobbyists to help with their legislative and judicial battles (that essentially are doing the exact same thing), a merger would save the companies tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars in eventual legal fees.

The fine print, she says, will often reveal extra costs -- from initial court fees to eventual asset-divvying lawyer fees.