Sentence examples for fees as much from inspiring English sources

In fact, they mostly charge fees (as much as $10,000) to sell annuities and to set up trusts in other people's names.

For years, banks and building societies have charged current-account customers high fees, as much as £35-£40 £35-£40eaching their borrowing agreements.

The Federal Reserve, fulfilling a Congressional order to examine whether merchants were being charged excessive fees to process debit card transactions, proposed new rules on Thursday that analysts said could cut those fees as much as 90 percent.

That did not stop consultants of all stripes from charging fees as much as $600 an hour, or tens of millions of dollars over the course of a year, to conceptualize and carry out an Internet strategy for major corporations.

"The Forest is the bit that everybody forgets but we get affected by bridge fees as much as anybody else.

Is it possible that VC firms are in it for the annual fees as much as for the 20% to 30% carry?

A G.D.S. charges an airline a fee, as much as $14 for some tickets, for booking a reservation.

As respondents themselves acknowledge, a license fee as much as a quota has its initial and direct impact on imports, albeit on their price as opposed to their quantity.

But privately some acknowledge that they would like to rid themselves of "The 700 Club" -- perhaps even pay Mr. Robertson a huge fee, as much as $75 million, to sever his ties to the channel.

Enterprise initiative schemes offered by such merchant banks as Close Brothers in the U.K. typically charge hefty upfront fees of 3% to 6% with annual fees of as much as 2%.

The alternative investments in the Rhode Island pension charge management fees of as much as 2.5 percent and performance fees of up to 20 percent of profits.