The phrase "a faster rate that" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks proper context or completion.
Example: "The process is expected to occur at a faster rate than previously anticipated."
Alternatives: "an increased rate that" or "a quicker pace that".
The housing market is dependent on interest rates and if the Fed begins raising rates at a faster rate, that could derail the housing market.
But if your elderly subscribers depart at a faster rate that you attract bright young things, Johnson might find the next year particularly bothersome.
"We understand that events have begun to take place at a faster rate, that the degree of tension in society is growing," said a United Russia deputy, Aleksandr Petrov, an author of recent amendments to the bill.
In fact, the company continues to grow in terms of usage, says Seibel, at a faster rate that ever, especially when it comes to mobile streaming.
As the Apple App Store approaches 10 billion total downloads, App downloads are increasing at a faster rate that iTunes music downloads (of course, not all iTunes users are getting their music from iTunes).
Facebook has been steadily growing its social network (at a faster rate that Twitter) and made a recent acquisition that is representative of Facebook's aggressive tactics in the steady battle with Twitter.
"Our spotlight of attention is grabbing objects at such a fast rate that introspectively it feels like you're recognizing many things at once," Dr. Wolfe said.
We propose that retrotranslocation of p120 constitutively occurs at such a fast rate that, at steady-state, only a tiny fraction of luminal p120 can be detected unless retrotranslocation is blocked by depletion of p97 as in Figure 4B.
Many of these companies are growing off a very small base, but at such a fast rate that the base won't remain forever small.
The technology is advancing at such a fast rate that it seems we are just moments from a real-life version of the Will Smith action film, I, Robot.
Since the early 2000s, Internet capabilities have exploded and computer processor technology has improved at such a fast rate that every new batch of games, graphics and consoles seems to blow the previous generation out of the water.
