A New York Times investigation found that 24 horses a week die at America's racetracks, a rate greater than in countries where drug use is severely restricted.
"So revenue may have been down at a rate greater than attendance," he said.
It has increased at a rate greater than inflation basically for the last century.
Budgets that rise at a rate greater than inflation -- as required by law -- are by definition not austere.
At the same time, however, the cost of college tuition has jumped at a rate greater than that of general inflation.
"We have added contracts at a rate greater than our current ability to produce boats," said Ed Weiner, who nearly five years ago founded Destiny Yachts, the company that will build Mr. Fields's boat.
"From 1989 to 2001, the United States averaged one large-scale military intervention every 18 months, a rate greater than ever before and more than that of any other country at the time.
In the 1990's, the percentage of Puerto Rican households in the city living at or below the poverty line increased despite a strong local economy, to a rate greater than that of any other group.
By law, budget expenditures cannot be increased over the previous year at a rate greater than the growth in either personal income or inflation without a gubernatorial declaration and the approval of 60percentt of the House and Senate.
The September number, which could show that the country is finally producing at a rate greater than in 2007, should have been released this week but was not because of the government shutdown.
Global impacts include global warming or the depletion of resources, such as groundwater or the breathable atmosphere (by consuming a resource at a rate greater than it is replenished or by contamination of a resource).] Explain each local and global impact associated with this product.
