Sentence examples for terms of fees from inspiring English sources

In terms of fees alone that's a lot of activity.

It is harder to say whether £2,000 is expensive in terms of fees.

It was a big one; in terms of fees (undisclosed, but probably north of £5m) the biggest of his career.

"In terms of fees, some good schools in Dubai are more expensive than college in the States," Mrs. Hatamleh said.

"Knowing where we stand in terms of fees and loans for students in 2019 is good, but not good enough.

"Freelancing websites are often a race to the bottom in terms of fees," says Pete O'Hara, director of Creativity Culture and Education and accountant.

Each approach will be considered in terms of fee, fitness, form and where the manager thinks the player is in his career".

Mr. Lee's strategy, mega-LBOs led by Chase with risk spread out to many banks, might bode well for Chase in terms of fee income, but it does not bode well for the overall health of the economy.

"I think we have made good progress commercially - and we're expecting to distribute to clubs more money this year than last year - and hopefully to exceed our own expectations in terms of fee payments to clubs".

Data available in these registries include records of actual resource consumption (number of hospitalizations, outpatient visits and consultations) and costs in terms of service fees, fees paid to health care providers and pharmacy retail prices (AUP).

I had to quickly adjust my expectations in terms of upfront fees, and tried to use the lower-than-hoped for fees as a negotiating chip to get a higher royalty, a tactic which worked fairly well.