Sentence examples for fees tends to from inspiring English sources

Excess demand resulting from low fixed fees tends to remain stable, as described by Scanlon [ 16].

Alternative-asset managers' fees tend to be a lot higher.

Concentrate on Europe, she advised, where legal fees tend to be less expensive.

Fees tend to be toward the high end of the range in big cities.

The contingency fees tend to "encourage questionable claims," the accounting office said.

Similarly, Museums abroad that charge entry fees tend to include the exhibitions – even huge ones – in the initial price.

In general, Ms. Zakinova said, co-op maintenance fees tend to be higher in Kew Gardens than in some other neighborhoods.

The downsides of the limited company are more rules and regulations, accountancy fees tend to be higher and the penalties for getting your paperwork wrong are greater.

The fees paid to the money managers can be very lucrative, even when there are losses, and the fees tend to be higher for riskier strategies like hedge funds.

Those "ticketing fees" tend to find their way to promoters and artists, who get to rake it in while claiming that they are holding prices at levels their poorer fans can afford.

Part of this is to make money -- overseas speaking fees tend to be much larger than domestic ones -- but also to identify himself with public service, like aiding the victims of the Indian earthquake.