Sentence examples for recent fee from inspiring English sources

But American college students worry they might, thanks to recent fee increases at technical colleges and universities.

With the recent fee hikes, she said, "we expect that it will increase the carry-on issue even more".

Recent fee hikes have already resulted in a decrease in university enrolment for the first time in years.

Notwithstanding recent fee increases, the historic level of underfunding remains and in some cases has probably increased as a result of [the] national living wage".

A significant proportion said that, given the recent fee increase to £9,000, having a year which does not count seems like waste of money.

It will also hinder Netflix's ability to raise prices, which was already limited: after the market close Wednesday, the company reported that its recent fee increase for new customers had led to a significant slowdown in subscriber growth.

The recent fees briefing sent to local NUS affiliates, and later leaked to the Times, was consistent with an attitude that once parliament passed the fee rise, all that students could do was bargain for "value for money".

At about $4.2 million annually, TNT will pay nearly three times ESPN's most recent annual fee.

I think with recent tuition fee increases, and the scarcity of jobs, young people feel under pressure to invest in their education".

Raising profits at BBC Worldwide has become crucial to the corporation since the recent licence fee settlement, which was well below what it wanted.

David Cameron's crass comments in Brussels about "delicious" BBC cuts follow on from the recent licence fee deal secured by the government in highly dubious circumstances.