Sentence examples for fee of roughly from inspiring English sources

The Saints would face an exit fee of roughly $50 million.

The services offered by the sites, however, are well worth the per-head fee of roughly $20, bookies say.

People can pay about $10 a visit, a monthly fee of about $70 or an annual fee of roughly $700.

Prominent among them was a proposed fee of roughly $2,000 that illegal immigrants would have to pay before they could earn legal status.

Hedge funds generally charge a fee of roughly 1 to 2 percent on all assets under administration and take 20 percent of the profits.

In 1973, he had moved from Ajax to Barcelona in exchange for a record transfer fee of roughly two million dollars.

When the administration scrapped a trip to Indonesia and Australia in the midst of the health care debate, news outlets faced cancellation fees of roughly $7,500 a seat.

It should rake in management fees of roughly $170 million this year, with a staff of only 90 people.

At the Lotus Festival at Echo Park Lake, unapproved vendors set up shop next to sellers who had paid fees of roughly $1,000 a day to take part, undercutting their prices, said Kevin Regan, assistant general manager of the parks department.

In the early days of the Syndicate, ghostwriters were paid a fee of $125, "roughly equivalent to two month's wages for a typical newspaper reporter, the primary day job of the syndicate ghosts".

In the early days of the Syndicate, ghostwriters were paid a fee of $125, "roughly equivalent to two months' wages for a typical newspaper reporter, the primary day job of the syndicate ghosts".