Sentence examples similar to results of fees from inspiring English sources

The difference is the result of fees paid along the way, which reduce an employee's return.

The decrease in an otherwise strong quarter was partly the result of fees related to an abandoned bid for the British broadcaster BSkyB.

REUTERS AT&T Reports Loss After Failed Merger  |  The company reported a $6.7 billion loss for the fourth quarter, largely as a result of fees from its breakup with T-Mobile, The New York Times reports.

A recent study by USA Today examined the athletic budgets of all the public universities that are required to release information regarding overall revenues and expenses, plus the amount of money the athletic departments receive as a result of fees paid by all students to help fund sports and state aid provided for athletics over the last five years.

Many RECs indicated that funding for training is available as a result of fees charged for protocol review.

The firm took in fewer performance fees than usual, $147 million as opposed to $326 million in the year-ago period, mostly a result of lower fees in its hedge fund business.

Ofcom said it did not agree that bills would have to rise as a result of the fees increase.

The National Union of Students said undergraduates expect more of universities as a result of higher fees, but institutions were failing to deliver more for them.

Many believe the new trend is the result of tuition fees, with students having a much keener eye on the jobs market at a much earlier age.

A 2003 Federal Reserve study found that estimated losses on foreclosures range from 30percenttoto 60percentt of the outstanding loan balance, as a result of legal fees, lost interest payments and property costs.

The first one concerns the catastrophic health expenditures that households incur specifically as a result of user fees.