Sentence examples for fees into the from inspiring English sources

That's why many eBay sellers now wrap their shipping fees into the asking price on fixed-price items.

Some consultants charge a planning fee up front, while others earn commissions or incorporate their fees into the overall package price.

Normally, the Treasury diverts oil and gas fees into the fund, but that hasn't been happening since Oct. 1, according to the fund's supporters.

"This amendment would carve out a special exemption for these lenders that would allow them to inflate rates, insert hidden fees into the fine print of paperwork, and include expensive add-ons that catch purchasers by surprise," Mr. Obama said.

One possibility, he said, is that stores — which already build the cost of credit card fees into the prices of their goods — might negotiate lower swipe fees with the card companies and banks, but keep their prices the same.

Airlines say charging for services à la carte rather than bundling the fees into the cost of the ticket helps keep prices low and imposes fees only on passengers who use those services.

To put the fees into context, the average wage of a civil servant is $80 a month.

Simply incorporating the fee into the ticket price would leave far fewer irritated visitors.

The second was to reduce Miami's entrance fee into the A.C.C. to $2 million from $3 million.

And if you keep up the habit, they'll also save on a gym fee into the bargain.

The bond company which kept the film afloat in post-production folded, so Lee ploughed $2m of his own $3m fee into the movie.