Sentence examples for worth per from inspiring English sources

How much are people like that worth, per pound?

Gasoline was rationed -- $15.50 worth per customer -- in parts of Wales and the Midlands.

Still, he said, customers sometimes complain that they are not getting their money's worth per tank: "They're used to paying $20 for gas, and now they're paying $40".

To set business rates, a government agency assesses the premises' rentable worth per square metre, which is multiplied by an inflation-linked figure set by the government.

Not only has the marketplace been a success, in terms of sales — more than a million dollars' worth per month, according to Zwerner — but the physical products have resulted in increased use of the company's virtual service.

She calculates what a business is worth per share, what she calls a "central tendency of value," by forecasting a company's earnings for the next 3, 5 and 10 years.

The services offered by the sites, however, are well worth the per-head fee of roughly $20, bookies say.

Food waste in the UK is currently running at average of £420-worth per household, rising to £610 in families with children.

Ensure Complete is water mixed with sugar (about five sugar cubes-worth per bottle), maltodexterin, "milk protein concentrate," "soy protein isolate," and many other ingredients, including vitamins, minerals, sweeteners and food dyes.

If the minimum wage had kept pace, it would now be worth over $10 per hour.

So let's make exterior styling worth twenty-five per cent, the driving experience worth fifty per cent, and the balance of the criteria worth twenty-five per cent.