Sentence examples for money charges from inspiring English sources

His book "The Odor of Money" charges that Mr. Berlusconi's first real estate ventures in the 1970's relied on financing from associates with mob ties, a rumor that has floated around the billionaire for years but that has not been upheld in any of his trials on charges of financial misconduct.

Revolution Money charges a.5% fee.

Parnon, whose Jnana Technologies has yet to make money, charges either a $100,000 annual license fee or $250,000 to buy the software outright.

Instead of making periodic noises about raising interest rates to cool the economy (noises that will grow louder if the economic growth rate in the first quarter exceeds 4%), the Fed should let money charges fall to their natural level.

Should museums that receive taxpayer money charge for admission?

"People are making lots of money charging nothing," he writes.

Sports book operators make most of their money charging a small commission on bets.

Lots of banks make good money charging overdraft fees to customers who write checks for money that isn't there.

It's now generally known that "roses" is used to indicate the amount of money charged.

In an apparent display of empathy, ethics are buried under the easy money charged.

The amount of money charged using the company's cards rose 16percentt during the quarter, to $485 billion.