Sentence examples for middleman's from inspiring English sources

Here's hoping the drug dealers start returning Cook's middleman's calls, and we get to see the evidence and judge for ourselves whether Toronto mayor Rob Ford smokes crack, an allegation he has called "ridiculous".

However, if you give directly there is no middleman's cut.

But equally important is the influence of eBay and auction house websites, which cut out the middleman's margins.

In "Middleman's" first episode, last week, a slimy, many-eyed, multitentacled creature erupts in a DNA lab.

The case came to light in the mid - 1990s when United Nations inspectors came across documents relating to the middleman's offer.

Food stamps have high administrative costs and are open to corruption: some beneficiaries buy big packs of fizzy drinks and sell them back to the store for cash, minus the middleman's cut.

And instead of giving the tax-breaks to the middlemen, let's give these directly to the entrepreneurs who take the risks and create the innovation.

Regulators are gathering information on whether "revenue-sharing" and other such arrangements taint the middlemen's investment advice.

The middlemen's fees for setting up the annuity and telling you how clever you are can run to 10% of the money involved, plus annual maintenance fees.

By enforcing sanctions against employers and improving domestic enforcement through legislation such as the proposed Clear Act, we would reduce demand for middlemen's services.

Now fast-growing retailers like AutoZone and service station chains like Jiffy Lube cut out the middleman — Allied's traditional customers — and they demand sophisticated logistics.