Sentence examples for because of rate from inspiring English sources

Today, in many Gulf Coast states, premiums in regions subject to hurricane damage are highly subsidized because of rate regulations imposed by state insurance commissioners.

It is a sector where financing has been more constrained because of rate increases.

The deal didn't come off, probably because of rate deregulation and Bell Atlantic's realization that TCI's valuation had peaked.

Last year's earnings (excluding capital gains) were $1.68 per share, down from $2.28 in 1998, mainly because of rate wars and two catastrophic losses (hailstorms in Australia and tornadoes in the U.S).

Last year's earnings (excluding capital gains) were $1.68 a share, down from $2.28 in 1998, mainly because of rate wars and two catastrophic losses (hailstorms in Australia and tornadoes in the U.S).

This might be related to the well-known effect of β-blockers on survival in patients with heart failure and not because of rate control or rhythm control.

Lawyers cost too much in part because of rates established during the economic bubbles of the past 15 years.

Because of rate-limiting ET in the natural enzymatic system reactive Fe-peroxy and ferryl intermediates in P450 catalytic cycles are not readily observable.

Heart rate was lower in the nHCM group as compared with controls because of rate-limiting medication (β-blockers or/and calcium-channel blockers).

This indicated a small but substantial stabilization effect during L55P unfolding, although it was not nearly as robust as that observed for monomeric TTR, because of rate-limiting tetramer destabilization.

However, typical NGS sample preparation workflows are not amenable to high-throughput automation because of rate-limiting mechanical shearing, reaction purifications, size selections, and kitted reagent costs (typically $50 200 per sample).