Sentence examples for dollars per second from inspiring English sources

Few photographers can spend two dollars per second for a flight, and even for Burtynsky — whose prints sell for tens of thousands of dollars, and who can raise millions for his projects — the cost is significant.

Burtynsky had hired our helicopter for four hours, at a rate of two dollars per second, to document the ravages of oil theft in the estuaries along Nigeria's southern coast.

The theory held that Mr. Gates generated so many dollars per second that the instant of distraction in stooping over to pick up the cash would actually cost Mr. Gates a handy sum of money, making the transaction a net loss.

However, the broker charges the user c_pvt dollars per second.

While reports on scams like this tend to warn you that you'll be charged a zillion dollars per second, that's… usually not the case, in reality.

"The systemic risk is created by persons who make hundreds of dollars per second".

An objective function representing the total cost of the plant in terms of dollar per second is defined as the sum of the operating cost related to the fuel consumption and the capital investment for equipment purchase and maintenance costs.

Expressed as a ratio of dollars won per second, it is surely the most lucrative opportunity in all sport.

There's a limit to how much anyone ought to expect from television commercials, and to how upset one should get when they fail to impress, but, at a cost of roughly five million dollars per thirty seconds, an all-time high, this year's Super Bowl commercials provided conspicuously few bangs for all those bucks.

However, only the odds ratios for the second (15,000 29,999 dollars per year) and third income categories (30,000 49,999 dollars per year) are statistically significant (p < .05 and p < .01, respectively).

The real goal is to get down to tens of dollars per megabit per second per month".