Sentence examples for admirable rate from inspiring English sources
But much was transferred to the east, and the available or reorganized factories were soon supplying weaponry at an admirable rate.
With alcohol, for example, the 39percentt national rate varies only by a whisker when examined state to state (except for Utah's admirable rate of 13percentt).
Certainly, no one should mention that the Belgian economy actually grew at an admirable rate during the 18 months it lacked a government – faster than the UK economy, obviously, but also faster than Germany and many others.
Meanwhile, the excellent capacitive properties in supercapacitors, including intriguing specific capacitance of 371 F g−1 at a high current density of 10 A g−1, admirable rate capability and eminent cycling stability for 5000 cycles at 10 A g−1, are also displayed by NiMnO NM tested in 0.5 M Na2SO4.
The composite delivers excellent lithium storage performances with outstanding cycling performance (868 and 877 mAh g−1 after 200 cycles at a current density of 89 mAh g−1) and admirable rate capability (660 and 669 mAh g−1 at a rate of 2C) in lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), showing great prospect as electrode material for LIBs.
He talked about his admirable graduation rate, talked about the money his team had raised for good causes, talked about the good deeds his players did.
The Juddmonte International Stakes was Declaration Of War's sixth elite foray since mid-May and the reward for his admirable work rate was to put a second Group One prize on his CV and earn comparison with another hard man from his Ballydoyle stable, Giant's Causeway.
Admirable work-rate from the England tight-head.
It's not good enough to say the NHS will save £400m by tackling staff sickness rates, admirable though that ambition is.
If their current doughty work rate is admirable, the trio did, nevertheless, take all of 2015 off.
She pointed to Germany's low crime rate, its admirable cultural infrastructure and its good public transport system and argued that in their self-pity, Germans tend to forget that their country is in better shape than most.
