Sentence examples for hiking fees from inspiring English sources

The Galveston hospital radically cut the number of uninsured patients it will see, while hiking fees for treatment.

The bottom line is that hiking fees up to £9,000 a year will put people off.

"Bank of America's new debit card fee was the last straw for many consumers who are tired of banks that got bailed out that are now turning around and hiking fees," said Norma Garcia, manager of Consumer Union's financial services program.

If you're looking to do the same, finding the right bank can be difficult amid a shifting landscape in which many institutions are hiking fees.

This comes as banks are hiking fees and prices, making services more expensive all around.

The tax cut is fully paid for over 10 years by hiking fees on banks that do business with Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, raising about $38 billion.

The hiking fee is $3.

The PBO also assumed unis would regularly hike fees by 2% a year.

Also in August, the U.S. Senate passed a bill that hiked fees for the H1-B and L visa categories used by skilled Indian technology workers.

AS airlines continue to hike fees for checked bags and overweight suitcases, fitting everything into one compact bag -- whether it is a carry-on or a lightweight suitcase -- is more important than ever.

Again, it's fine for startups to make money, even if it means they need to change their pricing plans and hike fees at some point.