Sentence examples for fees have fallen from inspiring English sources

Over time, they say, the fees have fallen.

Assets under management have fallen by a third and performance fees have fallen sharply.

Of course, whether fees have fallen or risen depends on how you do the counting.

Would any of you put your money with the company now that its fees have fallen so far?

In my previous post, I pointed out that fees have fallen a bit recently, particularly those charged by newer funds.

Criminal barristers say fees have fallen by 40% since 1998; they now face a further reduction of an average 6%.

But the amount spent on ATM fees has fallen as consumers have moved towards electronic payments.

The overheated horse-flesh market is a thing of the past, with Kentucky horse farms going on the market at alarming rates, and auction sales and stud fees having fallen by half.

The recession and the mortgage crisis had reduced consumer demand for water a beneficial outcome, you would think but they had also halted new construction throughout the valley, and without new construction the S.N.W.A.'s revenues from connection fees had fallen by ninety per cent.

(Until two years ago the EU's competition authorities had been pacified by Visa's pledge to bring average interchange fees down to 0.7%.) In Australia, where regulators set charges in relation to the payment system's running costs, the average swipe fee has fallen to around 0.4%.The case for tight regulation seems strong, at first glance.

The exchange received 6 to 73 cents on most shares traded, fees that have fallen by the wayside as competition looms from the Big Board.