Sentence examples for fee leaving from inspiring English sources

Reusing the ticket later will incur a $150 change fee, leaving me with $125 to apply toward another ticket.

Right now, those travelers cover less than half of the T.S.A.'s budget through the security fee, leaving taxpayers to make up the difference — a situation some researchers say they believe leads to a lack of accountability.

If the insured obtains care from a provider outside the P.P.O.'s network, the insurer will reimburse the insured only at what the insurer considers a reasonable fee, leaving the insured to pay any billed fee above that reimbursement.

But it also ditched its $1 annual subscription fee, leaving few monetization options beyond charging businesses for tools.

By breaking away from the mother ship, an independent Palm OS company would be free to license its software to anyone willing to pay the fee, leaving the hardware business to compete on its own.

A 20% ($4) fee leaves both sides content.

fee leaves little room for error for G.M.'s underwriters, led by Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase.

Derek Nash and Tanya Walsh found a brown envelope with a £15.95 "no show fee" left in their son Alex's schoolbag last week, sent by his classmate's mother Julie Lawrence.

Instead of flipping the loans to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the Sandlers retain all but the fixed-rate loans for their own portfolio, providing a margin of around 3% on the loans, instead of the 0.25% servicing fee left over on loans that are sold off.

Instead, Labour talked about taking out loans to pay fees, leaving aspiring freshers with the impression that they would graduate with large debts.

Wes Streeting, the NUS president, said: "It is an extremely worrying time for all students, with top-up fees leaving them with record levels of debt".