Sentence examples for fees enough from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fabian said bondholders knew perfectly well that Detroit was broke and could not raise taxes and fees enough to cover all its bonds, but were still shocked by the proposed treatment.

If you absolutely had to watch Oscar De La Hoya's eight fights since June 2001, it cost you about $400 in pay-per-view fees, enough to fill up your S.U.V.

We hear the music labels are torn between waging an all out legal war against Apple and just capitulating and lowering their fees enough to keep the streaming services in business.

Is 3.5% plus the membership fee enough of a margin?

If any of its inventions are commercialized, the agency will receive a "small fee"–enough, Grundler says, to recoup the EPA's investment.

They either need to choose to raise fees high enough to compensate a management company or they have to be responsible enough to do it themselves.

"The I.N.S. can't raise its filing fees fast enough.

Latin American countries fret about keeping fees low enough to expand the pool of graduates.

That would help him keep his fees low enough for small businesses to handle.

9 Will top-up fees provide enough extra income for the university for the foreseeable future?

Private schools that set their fees low enough qualify for a subsidy of up to 60% of that figure.