Sentence examples for fees accumulate from inspiring English sources
Over time, these fees accumulate and are used for local investment in scientific infrastructure, which returns benefits to the host community over a sustained period of time that are more fruitful than short-lived upfront payments to donors or back-end payments contingent on successful patents or commercialization.
First they tackled the fees accumulating from improperly sorted refuse.
The firm headed by the agent Leigh Steinberg, which represented Derrick Thomas -- the popular National Football League player who died earlier this year from injuries sustained in an automobile accident -- has sued the Thomas estate hoping to recover $88,000 in fees accumulated in representing the former Kansas City linebacker, according to court documents.
Everyone else was crammed into one of nine small rooms with dozens of others, possibly for years for the most modest of debts, which increased as unpaid prison fees accumulated.
Their fees alone accumulate to billions of dollars in revenues costing end-clients billions of dollars.
His help can cost several hundred thousand dollars -- either a fixed fee or accumulated through hourly fees of up to $595 or a percentage of the first year's compensation.
He could not afford to miss his flight, and he wanted to retrieve his car before he left so the storage fees would not accumulate.
Over and over again, she said, the paperwork sent in by borrowers is lost, causing further delays, while fees and penalties accumulate.
One way to measure Fox Sports 1's future success will be how many subscribers it gets and the subscriber fees it can accumulate.
Falling behind on these debts can cause you to accumulate fees and can damage your credit, but the consequences are simply not as serious as falling behind on your mortgage, so prioritize your debts accordingly.
Left to grow unchecked, this hypothetical tipping fee fund would accumulate hundreds of billions to trillions of dollars before it would be expected to pay out claims caused by potential damage arising from CO2 storage.
