Sentence examples for fees of some from inspiring English sources

Thanks to Mr Parr's 20-year relationship with Jamie Dimon, Bank One's boss, Lazard advised the bank in its takeover by J.P. Morgan Chase last year, earning it fees of some $20m.

From poisoned roots, a mighty structure has grown: 2,300 private schools with an annual income from fees of some £3.2bn, educating nearly 600,000 pupils, a magnificent 7%of the nation's children.

Once again, despite a strong defense, the company decided to settle for $85,000 (more than twice the amount of trading losses) rather than risk losing $600,000 plus lawyers' fees of some $50,000.

Education courses have also suffered, with applications dropping by 30% while interest in creative arts has dropped by 27.1% and business and administration studies by 26.1%." A London council is paying the university tuition fees of some of its poorest students in what the Evening Standard believes is the first scheme of its kind in the country.

There will always be fees of some kind, but keeping those fees low will result in more money for you.

So, it's not like the option is completely off the cards, but expect T-mobile's "solution" to involve fees of some kind.

Yes, Ron Baron has lowered fees on some of his smaller funds.

Why doesn't the M.T.A. use that leverage to prod banks to lower exit fees on some of the $3.3 billion in debt issued with swaps?

Facebook charges fees on some of these fundraisers, except for those for charitable organizations and personal ones.

In mid-2004, it cut management fees on some of its most popular index funds to 0.1%.

Health seeking in Malindi and Nyabondo areas is primarily from MoH facilities because they are either free or charge minimal user fees on some of their services.