Sentence examples for surprising fee from inspiring English sources

When asked to respond to Rischbieter's surprising fee, a representative from UC Davis Medical Center told CBS Sacremento that it was a "fair reflection of the additional time and resources required to get completely up-to-date on a patient who hasn't been seen in more than three years".

That's not surprising: their fee structures give them no incentive to buy out investors.

And given that the discovery process has been stymied and the court has found the need of a mediator, "It is not surprising that legal fees are mounting at an alarming rate," Justice Gische wrote.

Elaine Birch, an IFA with Grosvenor Birch Financial, says: 'It is surprising who will pay fees: one of my clients who pays me a retainer is a postman living in a council house with his mother.' Will the picture be any dif ferent in five years' time?

As such, it is not surprising to find that clinic fees accounted for only 9% of the total patient expenditures.

Cost-based fees thus create incentives that are surprising similar to market-based prices, provided the fees let investors recover a reasonable return on their invested capital.

This increase in costs is not surprising, for over the past decade education fees have increased almost as greatly as any other household expense.

But for those link shorteners that are a dime a dozen, particularly the ones that are just getting started, a fee would be much less surprising.

What is surprising given the importance of the comprehensive fee is the archaic and haphazard manner by which many institutions assemble their classes.

Yet he felt he "wasn't from the right background", which might seem surprising, given that Dickinson attended Oundle, a fee-paying boarding school.

Based on high tuition fees, these facts aren't surprising.