Sentence examples for per hour charge from inspiring English sources

When you consider that the for-profit nursing home was almost certainly taking a cut of that $20 per hour charge for a sitter, and that the sitter was far more important for nursing home attorneys than for my father, the awful nature of our for-profit medical industry comes into clear view.

However, there is a parking garage across from the building which is open to public (for which there is a $2 per hour charge).

Earlier this year, Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper reversed his predecessor's policy of not charging for research time and imposed a $20 per hour charge across the board for time spent responding to CORA requests to executive offices.

If you are on the top floor of a four-story walk-up, you might pay a higher dollar-per-hour charge or an extra flat fee.

They also don't move their center of gravity much: Even at an 18 kilometer-per-hour charge, an elephant's center of mass moves up and down by about a centimeter, a smaller vertical movement than human runners make.

Choose a company that offers one flat fee as opposed to a per-hour charge.

With a per-hour charge, you run the risk of the maids moving slower in order to collect a bigger paycheck.

Medium lockers (10-by-15-by-22 inches) will be available for $2 per hour, charged in six-minute increments.

The rate per hour charged by the established escort agencies has stuck at around £200 ($360) for the past three years; about 30% of that goes to the owners.

While insurance covered most of Kristie's medical bills and the school district paid for her education and therapies, it was hard to afford the $15 per hour charged by qualified baby sitters.

For large funds, it's best to seek those charging per hour – but be prepared for some steep rates.