Sentence examples for fees worthy from inspiring English sources

Fifteen states have banned usurious payday lending to protect workers from the servitude of compound interest fees worthy of loan sharks.

"Some of these fees fund worthy causes but defendants are basically paying for all these services and sometimes paying to keep lights in courthouses on.

Even many Tea Partiers got mad at her about the money; she promised to donate her fee to a worthy cause (has she?); and Philips ended up being sued by the founder of Upper Deck baseball cards, who had put up some of the cash to pay Palin.

And such a high filing fee would deter worthy proposals as well as bad ones.

The initiation fee to join this worthy cause was $10, $5 for nonresidents, and the annual dues were $20 for residents and just $5 for nonresidents.

In the past two months, American Airlines has found a variety of new services worthy of a fee.

The report, which will be unveiled in full at the Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival, said a "shift by the BBC towards becoming much more of a publisher broadcaster could yield considerable benefits for the UK creative sector and the BBC licence fee-payer and is therefore worthy of full and fair consideration".

Some people are open about this: DJ Harvey's confessed to me that he'll produce a remix worthy of the fee he receives for it.

Would any normal audience spend money, fares, petrol and parking fees to see this jury's worthy choices?

"I have no doubt she will provide the strong leadership the position demands and will prove to be a worthy champion of licence fee payers.

Previously, the platforms were willing to pass people on to a publisher's website where they could show ads, promote their other posts, and forge a relationship worthy of a subscription fee or frequent repeat visits.