Sentence examples for sizable fees for from inspiring English sources

Disney is expected to ask for sizable fees for its ABC stations in negotiations this year.

Either way, Wall Street would profit by pocketing sizable fees for creating the bonds, reselling them and subsequently trading them.

The three lawyers have collected sizable fees for serving as executors or trustees and for performing legal work on estate and trust matters, and Mr. Morrissey has been the beneficiary of a number of bequests.

The debate over what, precisely, this includes is longstanding (and has led to the growth of a cottage industry of sharia-compliance advisors: religious scholars who rule on the acceptability of financial products and innovations and often charge sizable fees for doing so).

[Page C8.] For years, some business critics have said consulting and auditing should be separate to eliminate the pressure that auditors might feel in their role as independent accountants of a company's books, if the company was paying the same firm sizable fees for consulting.

Before dinner, for a sizable fee, for a good cause, of course, you could sit on a couch beside him and have your picture taken with the only three-time heavyweight champion of the world.

It had been reported that, under the terms of the deal that took Courtois to Spain, Atletico would have to pay a sizable fee for the Belgium international to play against the Blues.

Some receive a sizable fee from the surgery centers for evaluation beforehand and care after the procedure.

Spitzer said that Bank of America's Nations Fund was given sizable fees in exchange for engaging in improper after-hours trading practices with hedge fund Canary Capital Partners.

He transferred the human parts, for sizable fees, to as many as 100 research institutions and private companies, including major companies like Johnson & Johnson, his lawyer said.

Congressional auditors have long criticized the Pentagon for awarding too many contracts in which it covers all the costs and pays sizable fees even when companies have trouble performing.