Sentence examples for whatever the fee from inspiring English sources

"Whatever the fee next year, both my grands will be in it".

Whatever the fee, if a cleaning fee is charged, it usually doesn't cover the expenses of paying someone to work on the problem presented".

Whatever the fee, you need customers and the reality is, you're going to have to put the book right in front of their faces.

Whatever the fees, industry analysts say the cost of Internet payment services is a fraction of that of old-fashioned bank money transfers, which run from $10 to $25. "It's really leveraging the power of what the Internet does best -- communicating and sending information," Mr. Jamieson said.

THE WITNESS: An apportionment of sixty-six into whatever the licensing fee was.

"At the same time there is pressure whatever the transfer fee and especially when you go to a club and you want to do well.

For their part Liverpool have probably insisted on a clause preventing Suarez leaving for a rival domestic club, even for £60,000,001, £70,000,001, or whatever the release fee is.

Whatever the transfer fee (£16m, £18m or £20m), it has not been a good season for the former Aston Villa winger.

The latter is a prime example of a bad property right rule with a simple fix: whatever is the fee for origination, the rule would be that it has to be spread over time in proportion to the borrower's payment of principal.

When the customer calls the number, Ingenio registers the event and charges the advertiser whatever fee the advertiser had bid for the right to appear near the top of the search listings.

Whatever the alternative investment, fees can be high.