Definition of «point for every dollar»

The phrase "a point for every dollar" means that something is worth one dollar per unit or increment. It can also mean that a certain amount of effort, work, or progress is equivalent to one dollar's worth.

Sentences with «point for every dollar»

  • The company is now allowing cardholders to earn five Membership Reward points for every dollar spent on airlines. (cnbc.com)
  • If you pay with points and cash, you'll also earn double Membership Rewards points for each dollar spend on the purchase. (rewardexpert.com)
  • However, with even a modest amount of spend you'll be getting free nights pretty quickly since you earn 1 point for each dollar of spend on the card. (onlinetravelreview.com)
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