Sentence examples for fees doubled from inspiring English sources

Initiation fees doubled, according to a CNBC report.

At Mar-a-Lago, initiation fees doubled, which was good for the Trump bottom line.

Then the resort had financial problems, and the trading value of Ms. Gibson's time share diminished while her annual maintenance fees doubled to nearly $800.

The department had projected a decrease of 5 percent in memberships in the first year after the fees doubled; instead, almost half of the adult and senior members did not renew.

Youth unemployment is over 50%, university fees doubled, and Bankia, a bank with assets that come to almost a third of the Spanish economy, is about to receive between €5bn and €10bn of public money.

And franchisees would have to pay up: Fees doubled to $30,000 and royalties moved up as high as 5% of gross revenues, depending on sales volume.

For industrial users of electricity, the fee doubled in November to roughly 0.8 percent of the electricity bill.

CBS insists that, as the top-rated network, it deserves to have its retransmission fee doubled; Time Warner Cable claims that if it surrenders to CBS it will have to bow to all the other networks when their contracts expire, pushing up customers' already exorbitant monthly cable bills.

The membership fee doubled to $200,000 last year, and events can cost upwards of $2,500 a couple.

But Mr. Baucus called the fees "double taxation" because federal income taxes support public lands.

Most of Mr. McGreevey's budget proposals -- which will increase an assortment of state fees, double the cigarette tax and borrow against New Jersey's portion of the tobacco settlement -- easily passed the General Assembly, which is controlled by Democrats, and won enough Republican support to clear the State Senate, which is split 20-to-20 20-to-20 20-to-20