Sentence examples for fee models from inspiring English sources

Fee models also lead most people to spend unwarranted time and energy calculating, agonizing, and repacking in the hope of avoiding paying more.

Ultimately, the fee models and the distinctions they draw make class inequality, which may be felt less in other places, painfully obvious.

Administrators were asked to describe their training and professional experience, their engagement with medical disputes, the hospital finance and fee models, and their general thoughts regarding patient physician relationships in China.

Westchester is unusual in that independent living evolved primarily under the entrance fee model, he said.

But the fee model comes with systematic costs that are not immediately obvious.

Our hope is that a service fee model will replace the shelf space model".

Carriers are committed to only creating uses of the phone that match their 'one transaction, one fee' model.

The fee model isn't the only reason air travel has become more miserable in recent years.

The airlines, and some economists, argue that the rise of the fee model is good for travellers.

David Elstein, a former BBC executive and a persistent critic of the license fee model, put it more starkly.

On the BBC's funding, he said there was "no easy solution" to how the BBC should be funded but described the current licence fee model as "regressive".