Sentence examples for fee expected from inspiring English sources

The Daily will be sold through Apple as a recurring subscription, meaning subscribers will be automatically billed a small fee — expected to be about $1 a week — to receive the publication on their iPads every day.

The fee, expected to raise a total of $25 billion over three years, is to be paid by insurers in the individual, small group and large group markets, and employers that serve as their own insurers.

The French club have already indicated that Boufal, who joined from Angers last January for just €4m, will leave this summer, with the fee expected to be around €25m (£19.6m).

To cover publishing costs, Science Advances will charge a per-paper fee expected to be within the range of what other open-access journals charge, typically about $1200 to $5000.

The Premier League champions are in advanced talks with Swansea to sign the 26-year-old Ivory Coast striker for a fee expected to be in excess of £30m.

The Angels would not have to trade anyone to acquire Tanaka, and his posting fee, expected to exceed $25 million, does not count toward a team's luxury-tax payroll.

MK Dons manager Karl Robinson told BBC Three Counties Radio: "Sometimes when you play against good teams, it's not going to be that open and entertaining, which the fans that pay the admission fee expect it to be.

About 60% of Lazard's fees, expected to fall to $250m this year, come from restructuring work.

Of the $80 million in fees expected, $20 million will be used to hire 450 workers to process all types of petitions.

Groupon soon chose Morgan Stanley, Goldman and Credit Suisse to lead its offering and split the lion's share of fees, expected to be in the millions of dollars.

Currie dreams of fixing up the village hall using the money earned from mooring fees; expected to be £20,000 this financial year.