Sentence examples for unique fee from inspiring English sources

Such payouts are the result of hedge funds' unique fee structures, which combine large annual management fees with a share of annual investment profits.

Glucose tolerance tests in pregnancy have their own unique fee code and were excluded from our analyses.

Navigon made waves not long ago by introducing GPS units with free map upgrades for a one-time fee, unique among entry-level GPS units.

"We are a unique choice – our fees for British students are less, £6,000 rather than £9,000 and that's a good thing.

As creative as retailers are getting to keep customers buying gift cards this year, many have found ways to be even more unique with hidden fees, restrictions and expiration dates that allow the issuer to keep the cash before the recipient of the card gets a chance to spend it.

The BBC's unique funding by licence fee has given it a measure of protection from instituting cutbacks.

There are content and fee issues unique to China, including Apple's revenue-sharing agreement that China Mobile finds hard to accept.

The company, which just raised a $2.5 million Series A from Nexus Venture Partners, sets itself apart from other online marketplaces with low transaction fees and unique features like in-app messaging that lets customers chat with merchants, recreating the kind of customer service they would get in a brick-and-mortar store.

This fee isn't unique to AT&T and this is the first time we're changing it in nearly 10 years".

"Radio 2 has a unique opportunity to offer licence fee payers the sort of distinctive output that can't be heard anywhere else, due to its popularity and privileged funding position.

The European Commission says England's repayment system is unique in Europe - with fee loans not paid back until after graduation and when earnings reach £21,000.