Sentence examples for whopping fees from inspiring English sources

The Law Centres Network said the rises were disgraceful and meant asylum seekers faced "whopping" fees.

A common gripe is that they provide little customised support in return for their whopping fees; language problems and social isolation are rife.

They charge whopping fees, say 1.5% of assets, largely on the basis of their ability to pick out clever people to manage their clients' money.

Rather than blast the accounting firm that was out to get him for refusing to pay its whopping fees, Webster stepped away with quiet class.

"However, what you see with the UK and the US is fairly generous wages when compared with other nations, but whopping fees which reach tens of thousands per year.

Young partners have no say in how they are run and a big chunk of what they generate goes to the senior partners".How lawyers share out their whopping fees is of little interest to anyone but themselves.

Ron Paul supporters were outraged by Palin's speech and the whopping fee she charged for her appearance at the Nashville convention.

But to get into the program, farmers have to pay Whole Foods a whopping fee and fill out a long questionnaire to receive a "good," "better" or "best" rating next to their produce, Kastel told HuffPost Live's Josh Zepps on Monday.

AT&T was so convinced the deal would be completed, even with significant divestitures — which Mr. Stephenson hinted might be necessary from the very beginning — that it agreed to pay that whopping breakup fee and hand over wireless spectrum to T-Mobile, too.

To qualify, one has but to join the PDGA and pay the tournament's whopping $30 entry fee.

He said a whopping increase in fees that took effect July 30 — an average of about 66percentt across the board, with naturalization now costing $675 per person, up from $400 — was about to make his agency fit for the 21st century.