Sentence examples for fee worth from inspiring English sources

So anyone in a complex situation may well find a tax professional's fee worth paying.

That fee, worth $50 million at the top of the price range, is low compared with other recent Hong Kong public offerings.

And even if regulators quash the deal, Deutsche Telekom will walk away with a breakup fee worth $3 billion, or 7.7 percent of the deal's value, and still more of AT&T's valuable wireless spectrum and roaming access.

An American as successful as Keflezighi — he won an Olympic silver medal at the 2004 Athens Games and finished fourth at the 2012 London Games — would have negotiated an appearance fee worth as much as $250,000, agents said.

He highlighted what he called onerous conditions in the Hertz deal, including an extensive right to match competing offers and a break-up fee worth about 5.25 percent of the total deal price, a relatively high figure.

And they are not eager to pay the fee, worth 3% of the claim, that Argentine courts charge to process such awards, especially if there is a risk that they will be overturned.

"But we shouldn't have late fees worth 20, 30 or 40 dollars".

The private equity firms also received consulting fees worth 2 million euros per year, company filings show.

Cameron gave up his directing and producing fees — worth roughly ten million dollars — keeping only about a million, his payment for the script.

For a typical filing, this industrious little cottage industry can expect to leech fees worth 1-2% of a bankrupt company's assets.

A total of 38 public affairs consultancies and public relations firms earn fees worth an estimated £15.8m from banks, insurers, hedge funds and private equity firms.