Sentence examples for relatively low fee from inspiring English sources

Law firms receive a relatively low fee from companies that service home loans, say about $1,200 a case for handling a foreclosure-related proceeding.

Sony will get a relatively low fee for distributing MGM's products, and the financial investors have the right to dump Sony as a distributor after one year and embrace another studio.

Many of the fake reviews uncovered by Money were written by computer science specialists in countries such as Bangladesh, India and Indonesia, who, for a relatively low fee, will write and send false reviews using scores of aliases and fake addresses.

The winner takes all, (in most cases a relatively low fee) and for the client: an idea.

Despite this relatively low fee structure, the company's sales are expected to reach $1 million in 1999.

The deal was that I would write articles for a relatively low fee and the editor would provide a written critique of all the stories I submitted--not as easy as it sounded.

Many choreographers are happy to create ballets for the Studio Company, even for relatively low fees.

What is expected of these singers when they come to the West, other than that they will perform for relatively low fees?

They are attracted by the good academic reputations of top institutions, such as McGill in Montreal and the University of Toronto, and by the relatively low fees.

Bonds, however, bring in relatively low fees: the management fee for Western Asset Core, a bond fund sold to institutions, is 0.40percentt, while the fee for Legg Mason Value Institutional is 0.66percentt, according to Morningstar.

And those smaller papers, attractive to advertisers for their relatively low fees and loyal readership, are more likely to attract major advertisers as part of a larger umbrella company, Mr. Goodstein said.