Sentence examples for priced per kilo from inspiring English sources
"Take apples, for example; some are priced per kilo, other are per fruit, making it impossible to compare prices". Others felt the regulator should have been tougher.
In 2008, when he was close to the height of his power and influence, Guzmán would take the risk of getting on the phone himself with a wholesale buyer from Chicago in order to bargain over the price-per-kilo on a single shipment of heroin.
Guide price per kilo: £2.25- £2.65 organic oatmeal, £1.85 organic flakes.
The crop's price per kilo rose by almost 1,000% but wages for the jimadores remained the same.
A wholesaler who was also secretly filmed claimed the price per kilo in Rome itself ranged as high as 900 euros.
By 1878, the price per kilo had dropped to 23 marks, and by 1886, it had fallen even further, to 9 marks.
After a while, Chen reappeared in the "My Playmate" apron to engage in another round of Ali Baba abuse, and then she finally sat down and negotiated heatedly with the bottle collectors for a price per kilo.
The price per kilo has fallen from $2,200 to $1,100 – although, says Thouless, it is still at a level "we'd have been horrified at five years ago" and "it hasn't come down enough to act as a deterrent".
It will be applied retrospectively to the 2015-16 financial year with the overpayments recouped over the next three years, which means that Murray Goulburn suppliers will continue to receive a lower price per kilo, by about $0.50, than they otherwise would.
In 2013 the UNODC put the average price per kilo of coca leaves on the official market in Bolivia at $7.80, with total output an estimated 36,300 tonnes, adding up to $283m.
