Sentence examples for per flaw from inspiring English sources

The Zero-Day Initiative won't say how much it offers for each vulnerability, but Miller estimates that the company pays a maximum of around $10,000 per flaw.

Still, when dinner with wine, tax and tip comes to $60 or so per person, any flaw can be grating.

The methods used historically to deal with this problem, the "as treated" and "per protocol" analysis techniques, are flawed and inaccurate.

At that depth, with a water pressure of 6,000 pounds per square inch, "one small flaw in the vessel's superstructure would mean instant death for all on board".

But without this nudge, who would bother, given that MSN Messenger was broken for a week, and half a dozen security flaws per month are discovered in Microsoft products?

It turns out the common weight-loss wisdom of reducing intake by about 500 calories a day will result in slow and steady weight loss of about a pound per week is flawed.

A "design flaw" that would cost about $2 per gun to fix.

On a 60-cycle-per-second circuit, which is what houses use, it can recognize a flaw as short as 25 milliseconds.

"The natural flaw of horror as a genre is that, ninety-nine per cent of the time, it's a clandestine genre," he said.

Maybe it will help me to understand the great flaw in Britain's economy, our crappy productivity (output per hour worked).

The Boosted Board is the best electric skateboard on the market, but its biggest flaw is a troublingly low range of 6 miles per charge.