Sentence examples for fees yield from inspiring English sources

No one can deny that high change fees yield higher profits (for what's presently a profitable industry).

This seemingly modest fee yielded about $750 million per year for the Nuclear Waste Fund.

The fee has generated as much as $18,000 a week for the league in TKTS sales, Ms. St. Martin said; other weeks the fee yields around $12,000.

A cut of, say, 0.25percentt of that in transaction fees would yield nearly $20 billion in annual revenue, with much more growth to come.

These will all be matched 2 to 1 this year from the travelers' fees to yield about $21 million toward the $150 million goal, said the spokeswoman for BrandUSA, Anne Madison.

The immediate outlook for trading, capital-raising, merger deals and for the fees they yield to City firms is the worst it has arguably been for decades.Finance grew fat during the rich world's long credit expansion, and it is inevitably shrinking now that boom has turned to bust.

A broker makes his money in two ways: Origination fees or yield spread.

Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF: Attempts to replicate (before expenses and fees) the yield performance and price of the New York Stock Exchange Arca Gold Miners Index.

But its only way of getting the oil to market is via the north, which has pipelines, refineries and export terminals.Talks over how much South Sudan should pay in transit fees have yielded no result.

A £5 fee would yield up to £320m for London's government.In this section The English patient Our men in Ibiza Unfair play A way out of the Maze Brave Ken Target mad ReprintsRaising the daily fee to £7.50, as has been mooted by transport specialists, would significantly increase these revenues, and further reduce congestion.

So, for a one-year $1,000 loan, you could end up paying $1,601.03 (plus fees), which yields a 60percentt annual percentage rate.