Sentence examples for per major from inspiring English sources

(Not that there's anything wrong with that!) I wonder how much more it costs, per major league game, just to cover the cost of the baseballs.

But Australian films still typically get their initial release in the cinema only — often on a couple of screens per major city — resulting in a box office so dismal that it looks as though no one bar the filmmakers' relatives and a handful of freeloaders who won tickets in a radio competition bothered to turn out.

Comparisons were made using three landscape metrics: total relative cover; mean relative patch size; and number of patches per major vegetation type.

Since 80 members either didn't have kids or have kids near college age, the rate works out to about one kid at Harvard per major donor.

"If, for example, voter impersonation is a frequent occurrence, then we should find more than two unexplained cases per major election in which a voter arrives at the polls only to discover that someone has already cast a ballot in his or her name".

Median ratios were reported per major street (n = 6).

Hospital peer groups were divided into 5 categories: principal referral (≥25 000 separations per year), major (10 000 24 999 separations per year), district (2000 9999 separations per year), community (up to 2000 separations per year) and other (non-acute, unpeered hospitals).

At a recent Society of Biological Psychiatry conference, Dr. Abraham presented findings, later published in the S.B.P. 2012 supplement, that suggest up to sixty-five per cent of H.P.P.D patients chronically endure panic attacks, and fifty per cent, major depression.

Did they close on the property they had invested the money in, or use it per the major's wishes in his letter of intent?

To make a list of semifinalists, 24/7 Wall St. considered stock price, changes in earnings per share, major shifts in market share and changes in management, among other data.

But if you believe this new research, it's a perfect example of the "feel-good formula" for music: fast tempo (roughly 150 beats per minute), major key and happy lyrics. .