Sentence examples for prize per from inspiring English sources

It was a night of surprises at the 68th Cannes film festival, with many critics' favourites thwarted and the jury – who are only allowed to award one prize per film – exhibiting eclectic taste and a pronounced accent on the celebration of French acting talent.

Limit one (1) prize per household per year.

Limit one (1) Finalist prize per household.

Ultimately, the foundation plans to award five Breakthrough Prizes per year.

Look back through the annals and what stands out is how random many of the Palme d'Or winners are; a trend only increasing since the introduction of the one-prize-per-film rule.

Perhaps no nation has more Cannes prizes per capita, or a better streak at that festival, where Romanian films have been one of the big stories of the past decade.

Last week the literary director, Ion Trewin, was not just defending the prize, as per, for ignoring titles that "did not measure up to the judges' exacting standards", but against charges of dumbing down: "What nonsense!" Really?

If there were a prize for votes-per-dollar, Mr. Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas, could have easily captured it.

In the first 30 years of its history, 108 of those shortlisted for the prize (63.5 per cent) were male, only 62 (36.5 per cent) were female.

"If you have a look at 1998 and the consumer price index increase on prize money per tournament, the Slams have gone up 1,095 percent, the ATP Tour has gone up 216 percent, and the challengers have gone down 15 percent," Tiley said.

According to a document provided by MP & Silva, the media rights company that Riccardo Silva heads, the ACL has a three specific goals: to provide clubs the ability to earn unparalleled revenue annually – minimum $5m in prize money per club, increasing each round up to $30m total for the winner, with $440m distributed total to the clubs.