Sentence examples for fees better from inspiring English sources

The site looked at about 80 universities and found that most of the time,  student accounts at university credit unions offered lower fees, better access and more perks than big banks.

People look around and say, 'If they charge a lot, it must be good".' But some institutions can moderate the inexorable rise in fees better than others, Ms. Peloquin-Dodd said, including the state-supported University of Connecticut and Yale University, with its $11 billion endowment and multiple income sources from research and other endeavors.

In order to be approved, letting agents and landlords will be required to meet a set of commitments, including: transparent fees, better property conditions, better communication between landlords and tenants.

"Moynihan controls expenses and manages fees better than anybody else among the big guys," Moebs says with admiration.

"A third of a fee is better than no fee at all.

Lower fees are better than no fees.

What would Blair be saying about why variable fees are better than a flat-rate fee or a graduate tax?

Airlines say they will continue to charge extra fees for better coach seats, while shrinking capacity as necessary to maintain higher revenues.

"UMassFive College Credit Union" beats Bank of America "with lower fees and better accessibility and perks," the tool informs you, before adding details of on-campus A.T.M.'s and other features.

A looming question is whether corporate travel managers will be willing to approve those extra fees for better space in the cramped coach cabin.

He ticked off his current policy priorities – fairer taxes, lower student tuition fees, a better deal on fuel bills, sustaining industrial jobs and the rest.