Sentence examples for per advance from inspiring English sources
Guardian readers can get 20% off ticket price by quoting 'PRESS20' when booking (offer valid on adult and over-65s advance standard tickets only; £1.75 booking fee per ticket applies. One standard supertheatre seat included per advance standard ticket only, subject to availability; gold seats available for £2 extra).
"Regrettably, while Republicans share the goal of the today's hearing – lowering the cost of prescription drugs – the process has been anything but inclusive," Rep. Greg Walden, ranking member of the full Energy and Commerce Commitee, will say at the hearing, per advance remarks shared with The Health 202.
Oftentimes, the average is $2,500 or $5,000 per advance that our organization is providing.
a Compares four calendar periods studied; odds ratio represents odds per advancing calendar period.
Time period retained a significant association with death, with odds of mortality decreasing by 14% per advancing time period (OR 0.86, 95% CI 0.735,0.996).
Similar calculations are possible for aging patients, who demonstrate a 4% increased risk per additional year (95% CI: 2 7%) generating a risk elevation of 66% per advancing decade of life.
We have acted in good faith and agreed to all your terms: a "ho ho handshake" in lieu of a written contract; a fifty-per-cent advance in unmarked bills; and a year's supply of our premium jelly-filled donuts.
That figure alone represented an almost four-thousand-per-cent advance over Mr. Clutter's entire income in 1934 — the year he married Bonnie Fox and moved with her from their home town of Rozel, Kansas, to Garden City, where he had found work as an assistant to the Finney County Agricultural Agent.
Hence EMI's willingness to pay him an estimated $20 million for a 25% stake for his nonmusic revenue, in addition to hefty per-album advances.
The Secretary may pay the per diem in advance of the accrual of the per diem.
Multimillion-dollar deals -- like Prince's new $10 million per album advance -- and higher royalty rates have to be recouped somewhere, he writes.
