Sentence examples for in fees of from inspiring English sources
A single bad audit may bring in fees of less than $1 million — and liability of half a billion dollars.
That would lead to a rise in fees of between 4% and 8%.
In 2002, says the report, estate agents raked in fees of £2.5 billion.
GEMS, a leading operator of private schools in Dubai, announced an increase in fees of up to 70% for 2007, blaming higher teacher salaries and rents.
He became a "senior adviser" to his benefactor, Ms. Whitman, taking in fees of $665,000 for his first six months, according to her latest campaign finance report.
For the first six months of 2007, the firm Burson-Marsteller took in fees of close to $250,000 for work on behalf of Ms. Bhutto.
They generally offer access to an array of high-end homes in resorts around the world, with members paying a one-time buy-in fee of several hundred thousand dollars, plus annual dues.
Currently, for example, Almeida is offering $1.39 maximum per gallon for a lock-in fee of $155 (plus tax), compared with prices of as much as $1.69 per gallon from other dealers.
It told Gray that it would charge him: a tenancy fee of £360 (including VAT); an admin fee of £90; a £60 referencing fee; a check-in fee of £90; a £90 guarantor fee; while a deed of guarantee (separate tenancy agreement) would cost a further £120 – and if he wanted to move in on a Saturday that would be a further £72.
In general, buyers can expect to pay 10 percent in fees on top of the purchase price.
