Sentence examples for fees of an from inspiring English sources

All the more reason for them not to be eroded by the fees of an industry with such a lacklustre performance.

The companies could also receive incentive fees of an another 7.5percentt, for a total possible fee on the project of $2.7 billion.

The three men have argued that they could be bankrupted by the legal fees of an American trial and could be sent to jail for decades.

Its grants pay for everything from the care home fees of an elderly veteran to the construction of an access ramp for a soldier who has lost both legs in combat.

"If you add them together, it's still well under the fees of an actively managed mutual fund," said Manoj Narang, chief executive of Tradeworx, a financial technology company that is the majority owner of PersonaFund.

A letter from the school's headteacher and governors asked for donations of £30 to £50 a month, and told parents such contributions were "considerably less than the average fees of an independent school".

After all, as John Mulaney recently pointed out, most universities couldn't afford the fees of A-listers like them, anyway.

Some of the special villages charge annual fees of a few hundred dollars.

The traditional fees of a staffing agency comes in at 20percentto25percentcent, Houghteling says.

Unfortunately, fees of a few dollars per copy compound for large classes of students.

"Equity recommends that children are paid half the minimum weekly fee of an adult actor.