Sentence examples for fees because of from inspiring English sources

In addition, we've had to discount the greens fees because of the increased competition.

He has apologised to students who have had to pay fees because of Labour.

(All of the airlines often waive change fees because of the immediate impact of a major storm).

The change comes as many carriers are adding a fuel surcharge to shipping fees because of high fuel prices.

Another concern, she said, is that shipping companies are already increasing their fees because of greater security costs.

Recently, she said, some lawyers have been willing to negotiate lower fees because of the economic downturn.

The U.S.O.C. also receives 20percentt of worldwide sponsorship fees because 7 of the 10 sponsors are based in the United States.

JetBlue has not had to institute such fees because most of its tickets are sold online, compared with about 25% for most of the major carriers.

This time he was fined 40% of his match fee because of England's slow over rate – it was 15% after the New Zealand game for criticising the umpire.

Marc S. Moller, a lawyer for Kreindler, said the firm was worth the 10percentt fee because of its expertise in aviation disaster cases.

(The firm billed $1.5 million for the work and expenses, which included a discount of more than 25percentt from its regular fee because of the public-interest nature of the assignment).