Sentence examples for fee more than from inspiring English sources

Second, every penny of my fee (more than £80,000) would go to the sacked men.

The £36m fee – more than United paid for Luke Shaw last year – makes Martial the most expensive teenager in the history of British football.

He then received almost as much attention for suing the state, accusing it of cheating him out of his fee, more than $200 million.

But some experts suggested the new baggage fee, more than those fare increases, would touch a new raw nerve with travelers.

As many as 5.5m travellers a year will be subject to the new fee – more than two in five of those from America, with Australians and Canadians the next largest groups.

While the report showed that 85% were able to access their pension money without paying an exit fee, more than 100,000 people faced charges of £1,000 or more.

JPMorgan has earned more than $4 billion in fees, more than any other bank.

Investment banking fees rose 12percentto to $547 million, and trading fees more than quadrupled, to $413 million.

That, in turn, means that the underwriters' fees more than double.

No one has railed against steep fees more than Mr. Spitzer.

The card company networks charge much higher transaction fees, more than quadruple those of the competing networks.