Sentence examples for fees creating a from inspiring English sources

In recent years the growth of private equity and hedge funds has led to more widespread use of performance fees, creating a new class of billionaires.

But critics of payday loans contend the terms can be predatory making it impossible for someone to pay it back without incurring fees, creating a cycle of expensive debt.

For Americans living paycheck to paycheck, if a car repair, medical expense or another unexpected bill arrives in between paychecks, the risk of a bounced check with a big fee, and perhaps a chain reaction of bounced checks with even more fees, creating a downward financial spiral that can hurt our country's most vulnerable.

But under this system lawyers can charge a 100% uplift on their fees, creating an absurd situation where legal costs can be 100 times the damages awarded.

The low fees create a "presumption of ineffectiveness," a group of lawyers told the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

Trump would like to double the H-1B visa fee (among other immigration fees), increase customs fees, create a "spectrum license user fee," create a new e-cigarette user fee, create and increase various USDA inspection fees, etc.

"We have real concern that changes in legal aid [and] increases in fees create a two-tier justice system.

Would the introduction of higher fees create a "dearth of training for people who don't have independent wealth or rich parents", as actor Clare Higgins put it?

A sensible fee structure would set minimum and maximum fees, create a sliding scale based on household income and family size, and consider other factors like the ages of the applicants and school enrollment of minors.

The prospect of unlimited fees creates a huge dilemma for Lib Dem MPs who have signed a pledge both before and since the election to oppose any increase in fees.

Surely, though, in the future more will simply grit their teeth and face LNAT as the trebling of university fees creates a strong incentive to minimise the number of years spent in higher education.