Sentence examples for daytime rate from inspiring English sources

These charges range from a weekday daytime rate of £95 per hour at a minimum of one-hour call-out and 15 minute increments after this, to a 12am-7am rate of £200 per hour.

In February AT&T's new basic daytime rate jumped 17% to 35 cents per minute.

NHTSA says the driving fatality rate between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. is three times higher than the daytime rate.

These estimates are based on a national average of British Gas Economy 7 rates as of January 2012, and assumed 7 hours of charging overnight at the night rate and one hour in the daytime charged at the Tier-2 daytime rate.

The combination of its accommodating daytime rates and student/senior discounts ensure Christchurch is comfortably inhabited by a huge variety of ages while the sun still shines.

Sometimes, when the panic overwhelmed me, I would flee the building entirely and walk two blocks to a plywood-cubicled sex club, where cheap daytime rates referred to as "The Businessman's Special" offered a moment or two of welcome mindlessness.

Under the 2008 Charging Order introduced on 15 November 2008, charges between 10pm and 6am were discontinued, but standard daytime rates increased, starting at £1.50 for cars.

At Stn 3, night-time rates of biological H2 oxidation (25 pmol H2 l−1 h−1) exceeded daytime rates (15 pmol H2 l−1 h−1) by 66%.

In contrast, at Stn 13 the daytime rates of biological H2 oxidation (42 pmol H2 l−1 h−1) were 68% higher than night-time (25 pmol H2 l−1 h−1) (Table  1).

It says Capital's daytime repetition rate is four times that of Radio 1, and in the same October week says it added nine new songs to its playlist, compared with one on Capital (Take That's The Flood).

The daytime continence rate was 89.3% in LRC and 86.7% in ORC (P=1.0).