Sentence examples similar to imposed a hefty fee from inspiring English sources

And there were the little deceits, like imposing a hefty fee on conventioneers for the "privilege" of billing to the hotel's own master account -- even though the hotel saved the credit card commissions it would otherwise have had to pay.

Media reports say the defection fee is a change from Visa's initial policy, which said it would impose a hefty fee on top member banks if they went with any rival, including American Express or Morgan Stanley 's Discover card.

Airlines typically offer credits or vouchers for the difference in price when that happens, although most of them mute the benefit by imposing a hefty change fee when you try to claim the credit.

Everyone will earn a hefty fee, rather than a salary.

For their pains, directors can still command a hefty fee.

Valerie went online and realised there was no need to pay such a hefty fee.

Shipping is available, but those heavy logs quickly add up to a hefty fee.

All you had to do was sign up for his private class — for a hefty fee.

Opening an account can require filling out more than a dozen forms; closing one costs a hefty fee.

By April, Twitter had selected Goldman as lead underwriter, guaranteeing it a hefty fee and a large allocation of shares.

Successful migrants, Mr Becker argued, would still be better off, even after paying a hefty fee for the privilege.