Sentence examples for hour per hour from inspiring English sources

"The situation is changing hour per hour — it is still difficult to know when we are going to reopen," he said.

("One hour per hour," for example, is said not to be a coherent answer to the question "How fast does time pass?") Thus, the argument concludes, it cannot be true to say that time really passes.

For this reason study conditions had changed because before we allowed several exceptions (e.g. no observation while patient sleeps, observation only in 3/4 of an hour per hour of the intervention).

While the company claims that the ultimate tower working optimally could generate a whopping 2,500 megawatt-hours per hour, with one third of the power diverted to run the water pumps, a more realistic annual average might be around 435 megawatt-hours per hour of sellable juice.

Transcription took about 3 hours per hour of audiotape.

Ah Fen spoke no English other than "how long?" (do you want?) and "£90" (per hour), "£50" (per half hour) and "£40" (per 20 minutes).

Gusts had weakened somewhat by Tuesday morning but were still recorded at 170km (106 miles) per hour, from 185km per hour on Monday.

Since building this cost optimized infrastructure their costs have gone from $54 per hour to $20 per hour.

How it works: Users pay per minute, with pro-rated prices ranging from $3 per hour to $8 per hour depending on the city.

President Obama has proposed an increase in the federal minimum wage from $7.25 per hour to $9 per hour.

Koppu made landfall on the east coast of Luzon, the Philippines' biggest and most populated island, early Sunday with 210km-per-hour (130-mile-per-hour) winds.