Sentence examples for incurring a fee from inspiring English sources

This does not just mean incurring a fee; carrying large amounts of cash also increases the risk and harm of theft.

I recently tried to book a flight through a website Fly.co.uk, but decided not to go ahead when I found that bookings can be made directly with the airline (in this case BMIBaby) for Aus$800£43030) less – and also that booking direct would avoid incurring a fee.

In an effort to deter riders from ordering cars while still drying their hair, finishing an email or munching a slice of toast, the company is allowing drivers to start charging passengers after waiting for two minutes, or to leave altogether if the rider is not prompt, with the rider incurring a fee.

I made four changes -- three last minute in-station and one over the phone -- without incurring a fee or frustration.

She added that the cards provide a convenient and economical service, because they allow holders to use them to buy goods at stores and withdraw cash back without incurring a fee.

You can set an alert on your checking and savings accounts to cover all kinds of parameters, such as the minimum balance you have to maintain without incurring a fee, a trigger amount on a withdrawal and more.

This means that credit card payments will now incur a fee of at least £13.95.

That incurred a fee with certain Merrill investors, forcing the firm to pay them $4.6 billion.

Fair warning: deleting your Link will incur a fee based on all charges accrued while your accounts were in the Link together.

If you can't find the right machine, get cashback while you're out shopping, as it doesn't incur a fee.

An espresso machine and free-for-all snack bar — glass jars filled with almonds, cookies and M&Ms, plus mineral water, sodas and beer in the refrigerator — make it all feel homier than a hotel (only the wine incurs a fee).