Sentence examples for so for every from inspiring English sources

So for every five minutes of shooting, we had about 20 minutes of moving pedestrians.

So for every stop the train makes, locals can expect to live nearly a year less.

So for every pound or dollar we invest, we get more high quality research out.

"I'd sell them for $20, so for every one I sold, I made one.

So for every exhibition we gather a group of advisers and decide together what to put in the show.

So for every $100,000 that man purchases, he will receive $8,000 annually, according to New York Life.

So for every gay professional who moves in, several working-class families may have to move out.

So for every 10 men that support me there's one who will have a problem," Mr Keys says.

So for every lucky buyer given a hand with taxpayers' cash, many more are likely to be priced out.

So for every pack of UNESCO-marked Always purchased from Tesco, a school lesson will be donated to a girl in Senegal.

The bonus will be equal to 25% of their savings, so for every £200 they save, the government will give them £50.