Sentence examples for percentage arrangements from inspiring English sources

Morris Vivona Sr., whose company, Amusements of America, provides the rides here, says his percentage arrangements vary from carnival to carnival, with the better locations, like this one, receiving a bigger cut.

'Percentage arrangement fees can make sense for smaller mortgages as they represent a lower [nominal] amount and may cost no more than a flat fee that would be payable anyway,' says Ray Boulger, senior technical manager at broker John Charcol.

The latter is often called contract design because of the manner in which the designer receives his compensation (i.e., a contractual fee arrangement), in contrast to the commission or percentage arrangement prevalent among residential interior decorators.

Given that the ratio of 1695/1630 is proportional to the percentage of anti-parallel arrangement of β-strands [52], we used this ratio to estimate the degree of structural change in our samples.

Contingency fee arrangement percentages vary, but a third is common.

Pregnant women in this age group had higher percentages living in more insecure living arrangements and had the least frequent percentage of visits to antenatal care services, with most visits happening late in the pregnancy.

New hybrid approach was also identified to predict melt volumes for helical heater arrangements within acceptable percentage error range.

These data reinforce recent directional changes in which the frequencies of three gene arrangements have reached percentage levels typical of distant southern populations consistent with regional climatic changes.

Typical charges to watch out for include an arrangement fee, a percentage fee for each payment and, finally, the debt management firm will also take a set number of payments for itself before paying off any creditors.

Marlowe [10] also reports a relationship between higher percentage of polygynous women and arrangement of marriages for females.

Arrangement fees charging a percentage of the loan as opposed to a flat fee have also become common in recent years, but these throw more variables into the mix.