Sentence examples for price of serving from inspiring English sources

Ms. Contreras is rethinking the possible price of serving on the tenant safety watch.

A willingness to genuflect before a thin-skinned egomaniac is the price of serving in — or working closely with — this Administration.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Charles Fuller ("A Soldier's Story") turns to a military theme again in his new drama about women in the armed forces and the price of serving one's country.

To set the price, we let the cost of serving one SS, (i.e., pstream), be normalized to 1. Hence, we let the maximal unit price be the ratio between the total number of SSs and the resource required to serve the most distant SS, (i.e., p I max = N ⋅ p stream 100 a ).

Today the spot price of oil serves exactly the same function, instantaneously turning the latest terrorist threat or supply shortage scare into so many pennies per barrel.

We get to learn of the discrepancy between the British and Canadian war records of Jens Fredrick Larson, the architect of the institute's main hall; the price of oysters served at lunch meetings of its building committee; the price of nappies in Los Alamos hospitals in the 1950s.

In the bad old days of 1970s inflation the price of gold served as a nuanced barometer of fear.

The company says it needs the high price to make a sustainable business of serving such a small number of patients and to pay for research on new products.

These initiatives also have the practical effect of serving to prop up prices.

The idea of serving good cheese at accessible prices may be catching on.

Using the metric of price per serving, Mr. Goudis argues that "we are very competitively priced".