Sentence examples for Per months during from inspiring English sources

He had earned LKR 15,000 per months during the on-the-job training and managed to save LKR 60,000 of these, since his idea was to open a small aluminium fitting shop in his local village by himself.

The adverts appear to offer deals ranging from free to £4.50 a month, but the actual average price per month during the contracts ranged from £19 to £29.

Payroll employment has been expanding at a rate of about 150,000 jobs per month during the last two years, only slightly above the growth of the labor force.

This equates a total of £218.75 cashback if you spent £1,000 per month during the first year, according to MoneySupermarket (although do factor in the annual fee of £25).

In fact, the CEA'S forecasts were based on calendar-year averages, not year-end figures, and their calculations actually implied the creation of more than 320,000 new jobs per month during 2004.In this section What on earth were they thinking?

Then you were also paid $500 per month during your senior year in college and had a two-year commitment.

The company highlighted the role of PayPal in expanding their online payment revenues; PayPal had 90 million active users worldwide, adding more than a million accounts per month during the quarter.

The unemployment rate has fallen to 5.5%, and the US economy has added about 250,000 jobs per month during the past year, leading to around three million more people in work.

All told, eBay's classified sites Kijiji, Gumtree, Marktplaats, LoQUo and mobile.de averaged 81 million visitors per month during the second quarter and experienced a 120% increase in visitors when measured against the same period a year ago.

Brian McWilliams, a freelance technology writer who lives in Durham, N.H., explains in Spam Kings (O'Reilly, 2004) that one of the central characters in his book, a spammer named Davis Wolfgang Hawke and his partner, Braden Bournival, pulled down $500,000 per month during several months in 2003, selling a pill online called Pinnacle that they plugged primarily via spam.

A very short history tells us that if there isn’t enough happening at a site to keep visitors entertained, even a hugely popular site like Friendster which skyrocketed to more than a million visitors per month during the fall of 2003 can lose steam quickly.