Sentence examples for fee price from inspiring English sources

CBS executives have cited the popularity of their network's shows to justify a fee price closer to what successful cable networks get from cable operators.

Some migrants – unwilling to wait two months to start an asylum application or unable to pay a $3000-$3000-$10,000ler's fee price, have simply been trying to cross into the US on their own.

The CSL had 163 transfers which averaged in fee price at $2.2m, averaging higher than England's Premier League average fee price of $1.58m.

A fresh report today suggests that Microsoft is mulling a licensing fee price cut of up to 70percentt compared to what it currently charges.

Reach Generator is available through Facebook's premium managed accounts, and its uses a fixed fee price structure based on the number of fans a Page has.

The licence fee, price-indexed as long as the sums involved don't frighten the horses, will stretch on through those years (because, mysteriously, there's supposedly no technical way of replacing it).

FEE Prices range from a few dollars for an upcycled shopping tote to $2,500 for a wood, acrylic, steel and plastic "thing-o-matic" that generates 3-D models.

With the monthly subscription fee priced at £9.99 per month, it might initially seem like a pricey choice for families already registered with streaming platforms; especially since Netflix and Amazon Instant Video's fees are only priced at £5.99 per month.

My impression had been that for at least for now the two-tiered structure of interchange fee pricing had held up, but this suggests that some dynamic is pushing down interchange fees for small banks too.

Airlines justify rising fee prices as necessary to offset rising fuel and labor costs.

* Multiple time periods going back as far as data is available all yield low and sometimes negative correlations between market indices and changes in tuition and fee pricing.