Sentence examples for price of work from inspiring English sources

That exception was meant to keep down the price of work vehicles.

"What they're doing doesn't make economic sense or any other sense, especially with the price of work today," Mr. Broad said.

The balder facts of the story were that the parliaments in Edinburgh and London had paid Anthony d'Offay £26m, the cost price of work he had mostly acquired in the last five years, and waived his £14m tax bill.

The Nahmads also use auctions to support the price of work they own.

Additionally, any change in the demand for fuel would have an effect on the price of fuel, and also on the effective price of work.

If the price of fuel remains constant but the efficiency of its conversion into work is doubled, the effective price of work is halved and twice as much work can be purchased for the same amount of money.

Tax adds 5.5% (or 20.6% for some imports) to the price of works brought to Paris for sale, compared with 2.5% in London and nothing in New York.

The higher the price of working for something greater than yourself, the less easily people will be persuaded that they must do so.

"Miners Steering Next Generation to Different Jobs" (front page, Jan . 8 relates the resignation and fear of many coal miners whose only hopes for good pay come at the price of working in dangerous and unhealthy mines.

"Further," Mr. Rosenberg went on, speaking in fluent English, "the price of works has increased tremendously, so money that was not enough two years ago is not at all enough now".

The emotional price of working at the ICU can become a burden in personal life, but the size of the problem in ICU staff remains unclear.