Sentence examples for surcharge up from inspiring English sources

It seems the service was losing money, and had to resort to hiking rates to $30 an hour and a 10% surcharge (up from 3%) to earn any margin.

Speaking to Sky news hours after Turnbull's confirmation of the tax plan, Morrison said it remained "speculation" and insisted that the prime minister had "not gone that far" when asked whether states would be able to put their income tax surcharge up.

Most companies have a modest surcharge – up to $3 -- for a gluten-free crust – because of the low volume and because it's more expensive to produce, company representatives aid.

This year, hotels in the United States will collect an estimated $2.1 billion in fees and surcharges, up from $2 billion in 2012, according to a new analysis by the Preston Robert Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism and Sports Management at New York University.

Starting in January 2005 French drivers who buy large vehicles must pay a surcharge of up to about US$4,700 as part of a plan drawn up by the French Environment Ministry.

A surcharge of up to 25percentt of the fee would be charged for events that last more than four days.

Artists who earn more after they move in are hit with a surcharge of up to 60percentt.

Any losses paid by the government under $10 billion would be recouped by imposing a surcharge of up to 3percentt on premiums paid by businesses.

Last month, Delta Air Lines said it would begin charging a fuel surcharge of up to $50 for booking previously free tickets with frequent-flier miles.

The international standards, known as the Basel III accords, are expected to set capital requirements for the largest multinational financial institutions at 7 percent of capital plus a surcharge of up to 2.5 percent depending on a bank's overall risk levels.

And the lifetime health cover surcharge goes up by 2% every year a person delays taking out private health insurance after the age of 31 and until the age of 65.