Sentence examples for the larger fees from inspiring English sources

Analysts say that nickel-and-diming might be worth a laugh or two — if some of the larger fees weren't snowballing so quickly as well.

Add to that a host of smaller fees (a tire fee of $12.50, a doc fee of $75), which, I'm convinced, exist partly to distract consumers from the larger fees.

Critics accuse Fair Trade USA of watering down standards, motivated by the larger fees to be earned from certifying a higher volume of products.

"But the reasons why it's unethical in criminal work is because it's thought to be an incentive to cajole and twist things in order to win the larger fee," Mr. Wolfram said.

Although Campbell was "glad to get rid of Konstanty", he told Sawyer to take Thompson as the $25,000 player because he did not want Konstanty to think he was worth the larger fee.

Lead counsels shoulder the bulk of the work and also commonly reap the largest fees.

Do you think the large fees that actors are commanding for blockbusters are driving up the cost of going to the movies?

The banks who arrange the debt for the winning buyout will generate the largest fees, with Barclays, Bank of America, Credit Suisse and Royal Bank of Canada working for the Silver Lake bid.

By investing through funds, wealthy individuals can own art without paying the large fees and heavy taxes usually associated with full ownership.

By far the largest fees paid to Citigroup by WorldCom -- $32.5 million -- were for investment banking advice related to the company's 1997 acquisition of MCI.

This process, and the large fees the firms generated from the work, Mr. Triozzi said, drove their effort to make as many loans as possible during an era of low interest rates and a prolonged housing boom.