Sentence examples for about two cents from inspiring English sources

It's cheap (about two cents a minute within the United States), but it's not free.

There may be hundreds of thousands of pots at one nursery and, says Greg Timbol, in charge of business development at Harvest Technologies, each pot typically needs to be moved at least five times, at a labour cost of about two cents per move.

The loss, equivalent to about two cents a share, came as a surprise to many analysts, who had forecast a profit of five or six cents a share.

At about two cents per kilowatt-hour, the production cost for electricity at nuclear energy facilities is lower than all other major sources of power.

As Lochbaum explains, "The owner determined it was cost-beneficial, that if they installed this flood alarm... it [would reduce] the risk of core meltdown by 20%, and [reduce] the amount of radiation that people on the plant could be exposed to by about 40%, at a cost of about two cents per person for the 20 million people living within 50 miles of the plant".

Mobile operators charge about two cents for each three-minute lesson.

Although electric cars are cheap to operate — about two cents a mile, compared with about twelve cents for gasoline-powered vehicles — the batteries are expensive.

It was a sweet deal — it worked out to about three cents an acre.

Today, that royalty rate works out to about nine cents per copy.

"Random paid about ten cents, so Toni took on teaching jobs," Jason Epstein recalled.

For every dollar of revenue it generates, Goldman makes a profit of about twenty-one cents; Apple makes about twenty-three cents.