Sentence examples for fees were left from inspiring English sources

As a concession to Wall Street, credit card fees were left unscathed.

The investor in the Class B shares, after paying higher annual fees, was left with $7,370, but still $22 more than the investor in the Class A shares.

The 1971 agreement between the Met and the city came after a city commissioner's demand that admission fees be "left entirely to the individual's discretion," and signs at the museum's ticket booths include the word "recommended" in smaller type below the word "admissions".

In all, nearly $4 million in broadband fees was leaving the community every year, Mr. Sangiovanni said.

REUTERS Morgan Stanleyey's Head of Private Capital Markets to Depart  |  David Barrett, who ran a division at Morgan Stanley that raised money for hedge funds and other firms in exchange for fees, is leaving after 22 years and is considering jobs at several hedge funds, Bloomberg News reports, citing two unidentified people with knowledge of the matter.

This meant that rather than have a new account with a lower interest rate and fees, or other benefits, they were left with a more complicated arrangement and greater financial risk.

The report said the "no win, no fee" agreements were leaving newspapers shackled and unable to act as public watchdogs.

So if you were to sell the property, after paying off the mortgage and paying selling fees, whatever was left over would be split 85:15 in your favour.

The average shoot pays about £100 a day, but after tax and agency fees you're left with half of that, if you're lucky, and that's not counting what you spend in petrol or train fares to get to each location.

However, after Bart's attorney Lionel Hutz takes his "legal fees", Bart is left with only $500, but seems to be okay with it.

Public companies, meanwhile, are insisting on bigger reverse break-up fees to avoid being left at the altar.