Sentence examples for massive charges from inspiring English sources

It has introduced a £12 buffer so people won't get massive charges if they slip £12 or less into the red.

Worse still, the bank is talking about converting my overdraft to an expensive loan and threatening to slap massive charges on any new overdraft I run up.

The most important is that many banks do not have the funds to lend: the massive charges taken for bad loans in their home markets have reduced capital, even after the recent lifelines from Western governments and a few brave investors.

The retailer took massive charges from closing stores and saw sales slide further.

Homebuilders have had to take massive charges to write down the value of unsold inventory, which have pushed many of the homebuilders into the red.

Parallels exist with Scores lap dance club in New York, where, in 2014, four dancers were arrested for drugging men with ketamine, cocaine and MDMA, before making massive charges to their cards.

Lenders like arrangement fees because, by including a massive charge, they can reduce the headline interest rate to make their deal look more attractive than it really is.

Providing her own sound effects, a TSA agent 'scans' the jeans using her metal detector before leading a massive charge toward the advertised retailer.

I had forgotten just how loud the 155mm guns can be, especially when they are shooting "red bag", a massive charge.

The model was based on the experiments of Hans Geiger and Ernest Marsden, who in 1909 bombarded gold atoms with massive, fast-moving alpha particles; when some of these particles were deflected backward, Rutherford concluded that the atom has a massive, charged nucleus.

When the enemy's ranks were broken by firepower, the pikemen evolved from square into line and advanced, shoulder to shoulder, in a massive charge calculated to sweep the field.