Sentence examples similar to more like a fee from inspiring English sources
To the music industry, it's more like a royalty fee.
(More privileges, more perks! For a fee, of course).
Cable and telephone companies want free rein to sell specialized services like "paid prioritization," which would speed some content to users more quickly for a fee.
It was more like a call girl's fee, even factoring in Dezzy's unpleasantness, but this was no era to demur.
But Apollo is less like a mutual fund and more like a hedge fund in fees.
In the 5-2 ruling, the high court said that money paid to the church by Scientologists for training and a form of counseling called "auditing" are more like fees for a service than donations to a church.
A fee equal to 1percentt of the sales price of an apartment, however, appears to be more like a flip tax than an administrative fee.
And made its low fee claim look more like a cynical grab for user data.
But software works more like a health club membership: the initial payment is only an entry fee.
More like a social networking site, True Companion's site will have a monthly fee.
