Sentence examples for fee is small from inspiring English sources

Waldron's vow to remain — ING's rights fee is small compared with its size — will be worth watching as the effects of the global recession damage the balance sheets of sports sponsors, who are prominent in the financial and automotive sectors.

In New York, the installation costs $60 and the rental fee is $2.14 per day or about $65 per month, but the fee is small compared with the amount some users spend each month on alcohol, said Richard Freund, president of LifeSafer Interlock, one of seven companies that manufacture the devices.

It's wrong to thing that a 1% fee is small.

A 0.5percentt fee is small and you'll have enormous marketing costs.

So if the Licence Fee is small now, how come the BBC has survived for so long on it!

Mascherano is the biggest name to move to China this winter, but his 5.5-million-euro ($6.8 million) fee is small change in comparison to the signings that Chinese clubs made last year.

She said that, while the fee was small, if it was introduced it would be prohibitive for some and would ultimately cost the system more.

"[BBC Trust chairman] Sir Michael Lyons... appears to be arguing he would rather the licence fee were smaller than the BBC share any of it to save regional news" he said.

That holds even when debt backed by the F.D.I.C. -- where fees are small -- is subtracted.

Compared with that, this government's difficulties over student fees are small fry.

Nevertheless, parking fees are small compared to what they are in any large city.