Sentence examples for the tiny fees from inspiring English sources

You could sit tight, spending nothing on maintenance other than the tiny fees built into some ADRs by ADR custodian banks (issuing companies often pick up these expenses).

Instead, it seems more like those tiny fees charged when we do a free movie ticket giveaway.

Due to the typically tiny fee mobile wallets earn, like the 0.15 percent Apple Pay is said to accrue, offering a traditional rewards system where every 10th purchase is free wasn't economically feasible.

And, thanks to the spread of "passively" managed indexed funds that earn tiny fees, asset-management is not the money-spinner it once was.

Waugh devoted much energy to his beloved magazine, bullying all his friends to write for tiny fees, and he established an annual party for the magazine's Bad Sex Award, a back-handed prize for novels with excruciating sexual descriptions.

Candy Cabs HQ dissolves into a state of mass hysteria at the thought of meeting Eddie Shannon and they charge him a tiny fee for the service.

The foundation estimates it transports a million people to hospital each year, charging a tiny fee for the ride.

Speakers like Bill Gates were interrupted by demonstrators in Sherwood Forest green calling for a "Robin Hood tax" — a tiny fee on the $4 trillion in currency transactions made daily by banks and hedge funds that could raise billions for AIDS.

In the app's first version, the picture and the recorded question were sent to several contractors at Mechanical Turk, to be answered for a tiny fee paid by the Rochester researchers.

[C3.] Internet Patent Claims Stir Concern Imagine collecting a tiny fee every time anyone in the United States clicked on the Web to watch a video of a car advertisement, to listen to an audio clip of a garage band or to review an updated credit card statement.

Of course, the Internet industry has long since debated that charging senders even a tiny fee per email could cut down on the amount of spam that reaches our email inboxes.