Sentence examples for fees effectively from inspiring English sources

Tambu paid back the first loans and then took out more — from the same five lenders, with a second round of fees — effectively extending the length of the first ones.

Sometimes airlines defend their change fees by pointing out that they also sell "fully refundable" tickets without such fees, effectively blaming consumers for failing to read the fine print.

It is now almost four months since parliament voted to triple university tuition fees – effectively sealing, for now at least, the privatisation of the majority of higher education teaching in the UK.

For example, London Met educates more students from ethnic minorities than all of the Oxbridge colleges put together and attracts thousands of bona fide overseas students, whose fees effectively subsidise indigenous students' education.

The bill Congress passed on Sept. 21 included no caps on legal fees, effectively giving trial lawyers a blank check signed by taxpayers.

Borrowers who pay on-time will no longer get rebates off certain fees, effectively paying more on up front costs, but borrowers who pay through electronic debiting would still be given interest rate reductions.

The willingness to re-sign Nemanja Matic from Benfica in the January of 2014, despite the £21m fee effectively serving as an admission the Serb had been sold for a pittance to the Portuguese, was bold.

The Great British Bake Off host said she took issue with Whittingdale because she felt the government was acting as if it owned the BBC when it is actually owned by those members of the general public who pay a license fee, effectively making them stakeholders.

For subscriptions services such as Rhapsody and MOG they demand the HIGHER of: per user fee, percentage of revenues or per stream fee effectively boxing in services and insuring they're never able to turn a profit.

Many states also block ex-offenders from receiving the right to vote again until all fees are paid -- making the fee effectively a poll tax.

They offer you better rates for a longer contract, but if you try to get out of said contract, they levy an absurd cancellation fee, effectively forcing you to stay with them, even after sudden hikes in pricing.