Sentence examples for larger commission from inspiring English sources

Once Mr. Hevesi's campaign agreed to pay Mr. Morris higher fees and a larger commission on television advertisements he buys, the board declared the dispute over.

(With this line of reasoning, a truly motivated seller might consider offering a larger commission than the standard, usually 6percentt).

But if he had persuaded the client to buy about 100 more shares, the broker would have kept about 43percentt of the larger commission, or about $30 more in this case.

In the show's final corner, works long separated are brought together for the first time: an anguished "Christ Bound to the Column" and one of the S-curved flagellators, which were almost certainly studies for a larger commission.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 — Coming off a setback at the hands of the cable television industry, the head of the Federal Communications Commission moved to reassert himself on Wednesday by proposing that the commission quickly adopt a rule that would prevent Comcast, the nation's biggest cable company, from becoming larger, commission officials said.

She was just months from the end of her life when she painted her cul de théâtre; it was the first work in a larger commission from Kenneth Tynan for his production of Oh, Calcutta!, a projected pop art ballet visually designed by her.

Larger commissions followed.

Others may beat it because they include different suppliers or have negotiated themselves larger commissions.

Because of their higher risk, they brought a higher yield and much larger commissions for the brokers.

Sellers who negotiate lower commissions with their brokers may find themselves effectively blacklisted, as other brokers steer their clients to listings that have standard (and larger) commissions.

Subprime loans were especially lucrative for Countrywide, because Wall Street wanted the riskier, higher-yielding loans, and salespeople were paid larger commissions for originating them.