Sentence examples for yet the fees from inspiring English sources

Worse yet, the fees may not even be effective against the abuse that Congress is trying to prevent, a few of them warned.

"Yet the fees are higher than ever".

Yet the fee increase, the first in a decade, is widely viewed as a sop to NTT, the former government monopoly.

Yet the fee remains remarkable given Chelsea had considered Matic to be only a makeweight in the deal which brought David Luiz from Benfica in the 2011 mid-winter window, the midfielder's valuation at the time being placed at around £3m.

Yet, the fee-for-service model causes this country to waste mountains of time waiting to get appointments and then in the waiting room in order to facilitate the face-to-face appointment.

The payments do not yet include the fees charged by the trustee, Mr. Miller.

You'll see that the guaranteed "teaser rate" period might only be one or two years and yet the surrender fees can run a long a 15-years.

In many facilities, collecting a fee for a single service when the client was receiving multiple services in a contact seemed uneconomical; yet, increasing the fee had the potential to depress demand for services at the facility.

The full details of this mortgage guarantee scheme have not been finalised yet, most significantly the fees the government will charge.

Yet because of the fees, one percentage point is the minimum level of outperformance required for most actively managed funds to even match a passive fund.

Yet even as the fees mount, totaling millions of dollars, it remains unclear why judges are selecting some of these lawyers, and whether the fees are being well spent.