Sentence examples for generate a fee from inspiring English sources

But credit card transactions also generate a fee of $1.15 to $2 per transaction, Mr. Schaller said, a significant burden if drivers have to pay the fees, especially on smaller fares.

We also generate a fee for the delivery, which is the obvious piece of it.

The company charges its clients per interaction— if a user agrees to share a brand's content, or take other actions, that generates a fee for Crowdtap.

It will be the second January in succession that Chelsea generate a substantial fee for one of their Brazilian contingent, having sold Ramires to Jiangsu Suning in last season's mid-winter window.

Of the four yet to sign a new deal, former Tottenham reserve team captain Archibald-Henville is the only one aged under 24 and would generate a transfer fee for the club.

Each new addition is another chance to generate a subscription fee every month, and Netflix also looked to increase the prices of its subscriptions as it figures out exactly what people are willing to spend.

On the open market, the sitcom could generate a license fee (the amount networks pay suppliers to produce the show) estimated at more than $3.5 million per episode--an annual commitment approaching $90 million, based on 25 original episodes per year.

But sometimes it happens because a manager has no incentive to keep supervising a fund that won't generate a decent performance fee.

The theory was that borrowers would be forced to perpetually refinance into new hybrid ARMs after the teaser periods expired, which would generate a fortune in fee income.

² Homeaway's pay-for-performance listings generate a 10percenttransactionon fee.

Having Wall Street manage retirement accounts could "generate a ton of fee income and prop up the stock market".