Sentence examples for because the rate at from inspiring English sources

Liabilities have risen substantially because the rate at which they are discounted has fallen steeply in line with interest rates.

The task of reclaiming some semblance of privacy is all the more urgent because the rate at which personal data is being collected is accelerating.

We were trying to spend time together, because the rate at which my father was deteriorating from his cancer had suddenly sped up.

These efforts stumbled, however, because the rate at which blood was being lost outpaced the foam's capacity to soak it up.

SunAlliance & London, in common with other life offices, has had to set money aside for guaranteed annu ities because the rate at which the guarantee was set is much higher than annuity rates currently being paid out to pensioners.

Guaranteed annuities have become a liability because the rate at which the guarantee was set when the policies were sold in the 1970s and 1980s is much higher than annuity rates currently being paid.

Ivory will be a top priority, not only because of the rate at which elephant numbers are declining, but also because the trade has been linked to terrorist organisations including al-Shabaab, the Somalia-based cell of group al-Qa'ida.

London and the West Midlands are on the verge of being classed as having epidemics because of the rate at which the virus is spreading.

Assessing the health effects of deforestation is difficult because of the rate at which the world's forests are disappearing.

Fiber is also useful in preventing the development of diabetes, because it modulates the rate at which glucose enters the blood and helps prevent surges in blood levels of sugar and insulin.

If this were our own moon, we could use density of craters to work out a surface age in billions of years, because we know the rate at which impacts have occurred to form those craters.