Sentence examples for fees perfectly from inspiring English sources

Despite the possibility of undue risk-taking, Mr. Greenwald called incentive fees "perfectly O.K. as long as they're on a fulcrum basis," providing equal rewards and penalties.

Or hiding expensive shipping and handling fees -- perfectly legal -- or those repeated phone solicitations from unscrupulous and never-heard-of charities.

Today the gnarled ruins of the theater are little more than the city's star tourist attraction, though it is worth the $10 entrance fee for perfectly framed views of the Ionian Sea and Mount Etna.

The licence fee itself was perfectly naturally referred to as a "subscription" in the early days, not so different from the £10 per month we might now pay for Netflix.

While at 24, Carroll fits the age profile perfectly, the fee - West Ham have reportedly agreed a £15million deal with Liverpool - is in excess of anything Ashley has sanctioned during his reign to date and even a significant reduction on his current wage packet would smash the club's pay structure.

My words would also appear in the print edition of the Sunday Times' Style supplement (circulation 1.3m)  and I'd be paid a perfectly respectable fee for my work.

Turning his attention to the licence fee, Mr Hewlett said it was "perfectly possible for the licence fee to go down, or be frozen, without any significant impact on BBC programmes".

Mr. Picard used the arrangement between Access and UBS to suggest that UBS was perfectly happy collecting fees for sponsoring the feeder funds even as it simultaneously displayed a very visible squeamishness for Mr. Madoff's investment business.

The debit fee backlash has made that perfectly clear.

While it is perfectly reasonable to discuss fees for any job, I believe she woefully misunderstands the role of conductors and orchestral musicians.

It would be possible with enough political will, she says: "There are countries that don't charge tuition fees – not least Scotland, which is working perfectly well.