Sentence examples for fees because of the from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

She just couldn't spare the money on equipment and fees — because of the, you know, economy and such.

Judge Smith, in his ruling, expressed frustration at not being allowed to add interest or legal fees, because of the government's sovereign immunity.

But Melbourne may also feel emboldened to raise its fees because of the lure that Australia and its burgeoning economy now holds for foreign business students.

The ride-hailing apps have done it before — something bad happens, like a terrorist attack or natural disaster, and disrupts mass transit service, and they jack up their fees because of all the increased demand.

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

(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).

"Every one of us had this starry-eyed vision of what we thought RainbowVision was going to be, and we thought we were working toward a common goal," said David Garrity, 62, who also stopped paying the disputed fee because of the lack of services.

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