Sentence examples for even more per from inspiring English sources

We can still afford to spend more on Medicare — even more per person — than we do today, and more on education, the military and other areas, too.

But while the price is steep, the alternative might have been worse; the other bidder, Fox Sports, could have turned around and charged Time Warner Cable even more per subscriber.

Unfortunately, though, it's not all fun and excitement: tuition fees for academic year 2015/16 are set at a whopping £9,000 and, as part of the Budget, the Conservatives have also outlined their plans for universities with "high-quality" teaching to have the ability to uncap fees in 2016/17, essentially allowing top universities to charge even more per academic year.

Though former President Bill Clinton overstated in his convention speech on Wednesday how much Medicaid spends on the elderly in nursing homes — they account for well under a third, not nearly two-thirds, of spending — Medicaid spends more than five times as much on each senior in long-term care as it does on each poor child, and even more per person on the disabled in long-term care.

Certainly for fast delivery, many customers, particularly foreigners, would probably happily fork over as much as $75 or even more per copy – or more than ten times the Times's current back-copy pricing levels.

The US and Norway could potentially save even more per inhabitant (£3.21 ($4.86) and £3.55 ($5.38) respectively, year 2000).

Nitrous oxide is even more potent per gram than methane.

They also plan to upgrade the signalling system to allow even more trains per hour.

F-gases are even more potent per gram than nitrous oxide.

At my age, I can enjoy the physical and mental pleasures of travel to the Land of Nod twice or even more times per night.

Technically, it packs in even more dots per inch than the iPad's Retina display, although you can't really see a difference.