Sentence examples for post-fees from inspiring English sources

Almost overnight, the post-fees universities have become mega-businesses, geared to attracting ever-greater numbers of paying "customers" and competing against one another.

Businesses use the postmarks and pay the post office fees.

Researchers then obtain bids for the work they need or agree to posted fees.

If a contract agreement is reached, the Fighters will receive the posting fee.

Interested teams have four days to submit a secret bid, known as the posting fee.

In 2007, the Boston Red Sox paid a $51.1 million posting fee for Daisuke Matsuzaka.

Boston paid a $51 million posting fee to acquire his negotiating rights, then gave Matsuzaka a six-year, $52 million contract.

His Orix club reaped a $13.1 million posting fee from the Seattle Mariners after he signed a three-year, $14 million contract.

Other players, such as Kosuke Fukudome and Kei Igawa, have also not panned out after garnering high posting fees.

But the Red Sox paid a $51.1 million posting fee to negotiate with Matsuzaka, meaning he cost them $103.1 million.

Firms that want to challenge a patent post a bounty of at least $10,000 on BountyQuest's website and pay a posting fee of $2,500.