The phrase 'a rate raise' is both correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation in which someone receives an increase in their rate of pay. For example: "The manager was so impressed with my work that he gave me a rate raise."
A recent slowdown in consumer spending also failed to deter Fed members keen on a rate raise.
Patchy levels of jobs growth in parts of the north and the continuing squeeze on living standards should make the Bank of England think twice before considering a rate raise.
However, insurers can't raise their rates arbitrarily and have to apply for a rate raise with state regulators.
27 writing of the title and summary left out mention of a rate raise or surcharge -- even though that would likely be the result.
Genome surveillance studies revealed that while during the Eastern-Central African outbreaks the Ebolavirus evolution rate was 0.5-8 × 10−4 nucleotide substitutions per site per year [ 22], in West Africa such a rate raised to 9 20 × 10−4 nucleotide substitutions per site per year [ 17, 22– 25] showing an accelerated evolution.
Yellen and other members have previously indicated that a rates raise – the first since 2006 – is likely to come at that meeting.
Yellen and other members have previously indicated that a rates raise – the first since 2006 – is likely to come at the December meeting.
You hear a lot of comparisons between now and 1995, the last time the Fed completed a rate-raising campaign.
Once the Fed embarks on a rate-raising campaign, it persists until either an outside event intervenes, as did the 1997 Asian collapse, or until the economy slows, almost always into a recession.
But speculation is rife in Egypt that it is being sold at a preferential rate, raising suspicions about corruption surrounding the secretive deal negotiated by the Mubarak government.
The rate-limiter scheme controlled uplink traffic at a specific rate, raising the downlink bandwidth to achieve fairness.
