Sentence examples for a historic rate from inspiring English sources

"This is going at a historic rate of speed that is unprecedented," he insists.

Since the 1970s, income inequality in the United States has increased at a historic rate.

First, the country is urbanizing at a historic rate, much faster than the U.S. did in the 20th Century.

In essence, a historic rate rollover is the extension of a currency contract that, if otherwise settled, would result in a loss for a trader.

Apple's profits and size grew at a historic rate: by 1980 the company netted over $100 million and had more than 1,000 employees.

Kuzma's game features none of those hiccups; he's shooting at a historic rate and can finish anywhere in the half court.

Since the 1970s, income inequality in America and "the hollowing out of the middle class" has increased at an historic rate.

An unexpected outcome is that the reduction in required profitability is independent of any specified risk cushion (NPV%) or long-term profitability (NPV); it is solely a function of background financial market rates and project internal timing assumptions vis-a-vis the enterprise' historic rate of return.

We found a higher than historic rate of recurrent CDI caused by the same isolate as the original episode, a finding that may be related to the relatively short observation period in this study and the high frequency of isolation of epidemic strains, such as groups BI and J, for which relapse rates may be higher than for other REA groups.

The big three have spent just $14 billion on capital expenditures in the first nine months of this year, well below their historic rate and a far cry from the $25 billion they spent in the same period two years ago.

For more than a decade, the guidelines have warned that historic rate rollovers could be used to help a trader commit fraud.