Sentence examples for upfront sum from inspiring English sources

Neither company will pay the other an upfront sum as part of the deal, executives close to the companies said.

Paying out a large upfront sum to put in a claim may result in the claim not being worthwhile in the end.

"The amount will be paid," Demant said in a statement, "with an upfront sum of $36 million with the remaining $14 million to be paid within a four-year period when sales and profits reach the targeted figures".

Since last fall, Dr. Hyue Young C. Park, of Markin & Park Orthodontics in Maryland, has allowed her patients to make the down payment over a few visits, so that a large upfront sum is not a barrier to treatment.

Alan Gaynor & Company, a boutique architectural firm in New York that bought another small firm in September after the owner died, structured the deal conservatively: it paid a nominal upfront sum and agreed to pay a percentage of the revenue from clients who continued.

Nokia will pay an upfront sum and ongoing royalties to use chips developed by Qualcomm.

Basically, the government does not want to cough up the huge upfront sums of money that would result from a flood of transfer requests.

Publishers offer the games for free because smartphone and tablets users are increasingly reticent to pay the upfront sums of £10 or over that are traditionally associated with games for other platforms like consoles.

The housing and homelessness charity says letting agents frequently demand hefty upfront sums to set up a tenancy, on top of the deposit and rent, with the average amount being £350.

They are pressing because they believe that if government funds already allocated can be spent rather than hoarded – which they believe was the case under the last Labour government – modest upfront sums "gear" up to become substantial amounts of fresh capital.

With Watch and Live, Facebook paid out big upfront sums to secure creators, but when that funding dried up, it was unclear how the unsubsidized shows would survive.