Sentence examples for average rate at from inspiring English sources

The average rate at the time, according to Freddie Mac, was 5.21 percent.

Libor is intended to be the average rate at which major banks lend short-term money to one another (for specified periods).

/ Which would take 38.14 minutes to shed, if they were to be shed at the average rate at which tears are shed".

Libor is supposed to be the average rate at which the largest banks honestly believe they can borrow from one another unsecured (that is, without posting collateral).

The Poisson is a statistical staple because it is broadly applicable in the real world: it calculates the chance of a given number of events (such as goals being scored) happening within a specified length of time (such as a 90-minute football match), given the average rate at which those events have occurred in the past.

A commonly used approach is to maintain the average rate, at which a user is served.

The average rates at which people consume resources like oil and metals, and produce wastes like plastics and greenhouse gases, are about 32 times higher in North America, Western Europe, Japan and Australia than they are in the developing world.

There have been some successes in this approach, for example Bangladeshi students now achieve above- average rates at GCSE level (5 A*-C, including English and maths), but there remains systemic disadvantage for certain groups.

A recent search on Expedia.com, which maps out hotels near Orlando theme parks by region, showed average rates at three-star properties in the first week of March as low as $56 a night in the Maingate West area, which lies west of Interstate 4 and directly south of Disney's Wide World of Sports area, and $84 a night in Downtown Disney.

The QoL was on average rated at 6.7 ± 1.9 on a ten point scale.

The UK average was £13.66 an hour, with Northern Ireland having the lowest average rates at £11.35 out of the four parts of the UK.