Sentence examples for inflated fee from inspiring English sources

An inflated fee for potential, however, would surely tempt a rethink.

"The other 80percentt of funds in the industry still pay affiliated management companies an inflated fee for investment advice," he said.

A number of companies will charge you to process your European health insurance card, which is free from the real site, or offer to check your driving licence application form for an inflated fee.

Di María's move from Real Madrid to Manchester United for a British record £59.7m (€75.5m) is cited as the most inflated fee in the recent window and estimated to be as much as £24m (€30m).

But at HomeSide, one of the two linked models used the gross rate while the other used the net, said National Australia's chief financial officer, Richard McKinnon, resulting in wildly inflated fee expectations.

It and the other search engines should now apply the same approach to all government services: the official website should appear first, not some nasty commercial site charging an absurdly inflated fee under the guise of offering a "checking" service.

Entrepreneurs complain that bribery is endemic and that government inspectors levy inflated fees by overvaluing cargo.

Again, plaintiffs say that concealing these inflated fees violated disclosure requirements.

"The Fed has taken a position that will drag this out while retailers and their customers continue to pay billions of dollars in inflated fees".

EU students do not pay the inflated fees demanded of other international undergraduates but French universities are "virtually free", she said.

Olympus restated earnings last year after admitting it had paid inflated fees on takeovers and overpaid for three Japanese companies to conceal past investment losses.