Sentence examples for fees of either from inspiring English sources

Part of the popular Lex column will remain free, but most of it will be reserved for subscribers who can pay annual fees of either $110 or $300, depending on the level of services and archival access.

Spotify, which offers unlimited access to 20 million songs if subscribers pay monthly fees of either £5 or £10, pays artists as little as 0.4p per stream – a song with one million plays would earn its performer just £3,800.

Their official pitch goes like this: IndieVest solicits members who pay fees of either $2,950 or $4,950 annually.

Although DudaMobile offers a free level of service, bMobilized's monthly fees of either $5/month or $9/month (with support) are comparable to DudaMobile's $9/mo.

For all this, Stamps.com customers pay a membership fee of either $4.50 a month for light use or $16 for higher volumes of postage -- before paying anything for the postage itself.

Working with a roster of over 200 freelance interior designers, Havenly charges a flat fee of either $79 or $199 per room.

And rather than selling the various appliances for a flat-fee, IJENKO offers various packages where users pay a simple monthly fee of either €9.90 or €14.90.

There is a balance transfer fee of either $5 or 3% of the amount of each transfer, whichever is greater.

There is a balance transfer fee of either $5 or 3percentt of your total transfer amount, whichever is higher.

Nor does this case show any such exercise of the legislative power to regulate the conduct of the business, or the rate of tolls, fees, of charges, either of railroad corporations or of the proprietors of elevators, as has been upheld by this court in previous cases.

Types of advertising range from ubiquitous banner ads to more advanced keyword products, in which Ask Jeeves receives a fee for either displays of click-throughs on a link to an advertiser's product offering in response to users' pertinent questions.