Sentence examples for fees gap from inspiring English sources

Ministers, however, expect a growing fees gap to emerge over the years between those rated for their teaching excellence and those who fail to make the grade.

Before fees, the gap is 2.61% a year.How surprised should we be by these findings?

He wrote: "University applications are rising despite higher fees, the gap between the application rate among young people from the most and least advantaged backgrounds is declining, and government can fund the loans it is making by selling bonds at ultra-low rates.

Thanks to recent tuition fee rises, the gap year's shorter, punchier younger sister was born – 'the snap year' – and it's here to stay.

Conor Marron, co-founder of the campaign group Coalition for Equal Marriage, said the gap in fees amounted to discrimination by councils.

For primary care office visits, the gap between fees paid by Medicare and by public programs in other countries was smaller.

Mr. Spitzer has tried to narrow that gap through fee cuts his office has demanded in settlements.

US Airways even sells access to its "preferred" status: a traveler who is short 1,500 miles to qualify for a particular elite tier can pay a $249 fee to close that gap.

Hence, they had to generate revenue from user fees to cover financial gaps.

Mr. Spitzer said in an interview that his office sought the fee reduction because of the gap between what Janus charged individual investors and the management fees paid by large institutions like pension funds.

Even worse, I expect some vice-chancellors and politicians will now look to the current review of tuition fees to plug the spending gap.