Sentence examples for feel the fees from inspiring English sources

Do you feel the fees are excessive?

"If people feel the fees are excessive, they can go to the first tier tribunal," says Ian Fletcher, director of policy at the British Property Federation.

They all said they felt the fees cut into their gratuities.

Liverpool, embarking on a new drive to buy young players and to build the new style that Rodgers believes in, felt the fee was too high for Dempsey.

Rental contracts can be challenged if either party, though much more frequently the tenant, feels the fee is out of line with the average rents published periodically by city authorities.

Though allowing that Greenwich had a right to charge for access to its beaches, Mrs. Tuz, a 45-year-old Manhattan resident, said she felt the fee was too steep by a factor of two.

Radcliffe was reportedly paid £1 million for the film, although he felt the fee was not "that important".

The Cosmos opted against Major League Soccer because they did not feel the entry fee justified the gains, O'Brien said.

Student unions have traditionally run their facilities through companies, but in recent years more have struggled to make ends meet as students spend more money in high street bars or opt to stay at home as they feel the pinch of tuition fees.

On general favourability towards the BBC, Scots gave it a 5.8 score, the lowest of any UK demographic (it was 6.4 in England); only 48% of Scots supported the BBC's expansion and its current licence fee – a low figure only beaten by households without the internet; only 37% of Scots felt the licence fee offered good value – the worst of any nation; and 58% felt "the BBC shows too many repeats".

And many large banks would feel the pinch of lower transaction fees on debit cards.