Sentence examples for fee risks from inspiring English sources

"But, most importantly, the fragmentation of the licence fee risks de-stabilising a broadcasting model that works.

Yet even the current level of fees risks turning courses like English into bastions of the rich and privileged.

In the longer term, the link between the Tef and tuition fees risks creating a high-stakes assessment regime which will increase the likelihood of institutional game-playingat the expense of students themselves.

But capping fees risks the worst of all worlds: the margins that start-ups can earn by undercutting the existing card-payment networks disappear, and retailers do not pass their savings on to consumers.

With fewer customers overdrawing their accounts, overdraft fees risk shrinking to a smaller income stream from what Moebs estimates is a $38.5 billion business this year.

Critics claim the fees risk undermining the bond of trust between doctors and patients by giving GPs for the first time a financial incentive to diagnose a specific condition.

If others didn't follow, the first major airline to institute checked bag fees risked bad publicity and the loss of customers to rivals.

However, Hurley claimed the fee increase risked "the future of our country and its ability to produce professionals so vitally needed in our economy".

Whether or not you watch its programmes, if you have a television set you must pay the £112 licence fee, or risk a fine.

One iteration of Echo is nearsighted and has asthma, which affects her performance and puts a mission — "We prefer to call them 'engagements,' " the manipulative Miss DeWitt purrs — and the company's huge fee, at risk.

One potential draw for merchants is avoiding the fees and risks of fraud and chargebacks associated with credit cards.