Sentence examples for to be per from inspiring English sources

Happiness indices, social justice, sustainable power: Iceland always seem to be per capita kings, a place where nothing is wasted, only reproduced.

So the conclusion and the major premise will have to be per se in the second way, for the subject will be the necessarily underlying cause of the property.

In accordance to its time, the design "rumored to be per square foot the most expensive building of its day".

But, he also added that "no amount of softened language is ever going to satisfy people whose basic objection is that the Catholic Church regards homosexuality to be, per se, as intrinsically disordered as the Catechism says".

At least the viral cDNA synthesis and integration seem to be per se extremely inefficient in monocytes since differentiation-dependent cofactors of reverse transcription might be limited [4], [7].

3) The SV release rates appear to be per synapse in Figure 2, and per vesicle in Figure 3, making the correspondence between the two figures difficult.

Aviation: The Tories have proposed, although not yet adopted as policy, reforming air passenger duty to be per-flight rather than per-passenger to reflect emissions and reduce the number of empty flights, and also introducing VAT on domestic flights.

I assume the $1 surcharge you refer to is per fare.

"When Jonathan heard that the name of the restaurant was going to be Per Se, he thought they were out of their minds.

The total prevalence was estimated to be 721 per million.

The civil construction (floors, walls, ceilings, plumbing, masonry) is to be as per specifications.