Sentence examples for for one per from inspiring English sources
Someone just has to pay ten million dollars for one per cent of it.
(Bono's investment, which my colleague Virginia Cannon wrote about, also falls into the reasonably early category. In April, 2010, Elevation Partners, a venture-capital firm in which Bono is a partner, paid ninety million dollars for one per cent of Facebook).
— have indeed influenced the four corners of my personal 24/7 per a paper I've just completed in their honor, 30 years after graduating Princeton, theorizing everything (simultaneously "all for one" per Freneau's independence and "one for all" per Feynman's particle/save synchronicities).
Driving outside Oklahoma City one evening last November, I ended up stopped in traffic next to an electronic billboard that displayed, in rotation, an advertisement for one per cent cash back at the Thunderbird Casino, an advertisement for a Cash N Gold pawnshop, a three-day weather forecast, and an announcement of a 3.0 earthquake, in Noble County.
The estimators in the WLS were weighted for one per fitted value of a first linear model.
Clinical trials.gov identifier NCT01047124 By 2020, unipolar depressive disorder is projected to be the second leading cause of disability adjusted life years in the world [ 1], and with anxiety accounts for one per cent of the whole gross national product of a wealthy country like United Kingdom [ 2].
Popping into the local GAME or HMV would return the same old shower of fossilized, dust-covered Pikachus and Peaches, trying to pre-order the figures on Amazon became a soul crushing game of fastest-fingers-first, and the queue for one-per-person figures at NYC's Nintendo World regularly snakes around the block.
Hold people accountable for one behavior per quarter.
Irish shoppers use more than 1.2 billion of the bags annually, enough for one bag per person per day.
Annual membership fees to join run $10 for one person per, or $13.50 per couple.
The young adults were given a lifestyle diary to complete for four days per week, for one week per month over the course of four months February-May 20088). February-May 2008
