Sentence examples for a revised rate from inspiring English sources

The increase, which was against a revised rate of 324,000 for February, exceeded expectations.

Permits for multifamily homes declined 11.5 percent in April, to 606,000 units, from a revised rate of 685,000 units in March, the figures showed.

The Commerce Department said housing starts climbed to a 1.04 million annual rate, the fastest pace since June 2008, and up from a revised rate of 968,000 in February.

Collectively, however, our analyses demonstrate that the published molecular evidence used to challenge the LPO hypothesis is weakened by the application of a revised rate.

January's decline came after a similar 6.6percentt drop in December, when existing homes sold at a revised rate of 4.98 million units.

Groundbreaking for new homes eased to a seasonally adjusted 1.672 million units a year from an upwardly revised rate of 1.735 million units in May, the Commerce Department reported.

The Commerce Department also reported that new home sales dropped to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 407,000 in November, from a downwardly revised rate of 419,000 in October.

The Commerce Department also reported Tuesday that new-home sales dropped to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 407,000 in November, from a downwardly revised rate of 419,000 in October.

In the housing market, the sales of existing homes declined 8.6percentt last month, to a seasonally adjusted rate of 4.49 million, according to the National Association of Realtors while the Commerce Department reported that new home sales dropped to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 407,000 in November, from a downwardly revised rate of 419,000 in October.

That was a 3.6percentt decrease from the revised rate for August and the first drop since March.

Spending on construction came in at a seasonally adjusted rate of $861.6 billion in June, a decline of 0.7percentt since the revised rate of $867.3 billion in May.