Sentence examples for fee generating from inspiring English sources

For the courtesy of arbitrating these disputes, Delaware would charge $6,000 a day with a $12,000 filing fee, generating revenue for the state.

In the fiscal year that ended in March, that additional fee generated $54 million -- more than five times the $10 million a year the new law set aside for the new technology.

The fee generated $77 million in 2013, the study said.

For now, Mr. O'Brien of Forrester Research does not envision the Honor System transaction fees generating major revenue for Amazon.

Mr. Cooper said the council could promote recycling and initiate disposal fees, generating up to $10 million for local governments.

Some 2,200 children in 11 affiliated programs in the United States and abroad are charged between $30,000 to $50,000 in tuition and fees, generating yearly revenues of $60 million or more.

Fund sponsors, she adds, made the piling up of fee-generating assets their top priority and had the gall to stick investors with marketing costs, even for funds closed to new investors.

Not only did profit margins within the firm's private client business improve markedly, helped by stringent cost-cutting and broker layoffs, but the business as a whole -- with its steady, fee-generating aspect -- also began to assume a larger proportion of the firm's bottom line as investment banking revenue dropped more swiftly.

Fees generate a lot of emotion.

Incorporation fees generate just over 50% of government revenues.

The average fees generated per client have also grown.