Sentence examples for per start from inspiring English sources

Starts: 3. Cost per start: £1.7million.

He is averaging less than six innings per start and on course to make 32 starts.

Jimenez also led the National League in pitches per start, with 108.2 (minimum 30 starts).

Each team's starters have pitched a total of 21 2/3 innings, or four and one-third per start.

He averaged 126 pitches per start during the September 2003 pennant push, for which Manager Dusty Baker was criticized.

The bullpen has been pressed into overdrive ever since, with the starters lasting slightly more than five innings per start.

Primary end points were considered the incidence of cycle cancellation and the live birth rate (LBR) per started cycle.

The authors draw on the results of recent studies in Ireland and elsewhere to relate fatigue-life consumption (measured in total lifetime starts) and damage accumulation (measured in annual maintenance costs) to create a model which can be used to forecast lifetime hot, warm and cold per-start costs for a typical base load unit in a range of market and wind-penetration scenarios.

Most striking of all is that Fernando Alonso, who holds the record for most career points based on the traditional scoring system, is not in the top 10 on a points-per-start ratio once all seasons are converted to the current system.

In addition to averaging 6.2 innings-per-start in 2014, the Mets have also displayed a willingness to eat part of the $14.5 million Colon is owed between this year and next, according to NY Daily News' Andy Martino -- making the veteran that much more affordable.

Until 2005 they created an annual 3m jobs between them, but in the past few years the number of new jobs per start-up has fallen, says Mr Schramm, and the total is now around 2.3m.The challenge is to raise that rate again, but government efforts to stimulate entrepreneurship have a poor track record.