Examples of 'euro per hour' in a sentence

Meaning of "euro per hour"

euro per hour ~ 'Euro per hour' denotes the hourly rate or payment amount specified in euros for a service, work, or task rendered, commonly used in employment contracts or service agreements

How to use "euro per hour" in a sentence

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euro per hour
A united euro per hour of study.
They reckon at least fourty euro per hour.
Three euro per hour.
Indication about the current energy consumption given in Euro per hour.
Operation costs of 2 to 4 Euro per hour is the ideal complement to such.
Indication about the current fixed energy costs given in Euro per hour.
The cost of nextbike is 1 Euro per hour and 5 Euro per day.
Operating cost per hour Indication about the current energy consumption given in Euro per hour.
In France, there is a 35 euro per hour standard fee.
You buy paper or electronic service vouchers from Sodexo for a value of 9 euro per hour.
The labour is paid at 1 euro per hour.
I consider my time to be worth at least 50 euro per hour.
Many work for as little as 4 euro per hour.
The average price for parking is 1 euro per hour.
Internet Terminals available for 1 Euro per hour.

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The cost of this service is chargeable at the cost of 25 euro per hour.
The new Velib bikes in Paris, for example, cost only 1 Euro per hour.
It was a customer of his mother . 50 Euro per hour.
An architect a minimum of 15 Euro per hour.
Some smart-ass offering to cut the grass for 15 Euro per hour.

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