Sentence examples for below that rate from inspiring English sources

Until now, Mr. Westerfield said, when ad spending reached or exceeded 2.3percentt of gross domestic product, it would drop back down below that rate.

If the required production levels fall below that rate, operators and machines are being inefficiently used; and if the rate goes too high, operators must work overtime, machine maintenance cannot keep up, breakdowns occur, and the costs of production rise.

European countries were typically below that rate, sometimes far below it.So it comes as something of a shock to discover that in 2011 America's fertility rate was below replacement level, and below that of some large European countries (see chart).

The Dallas-based retailer, which operates Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman luxury stores, said that because of the economic environment, it expects first-quarter same-store sales, or sales at stores open at least one year, to fall 1percentto3percentcent, while September same-store sales could slip below that rate.

Usually, 100mL samples of the wine to be fined is place into 100mL graduated cylinders, and a fining agent is added at the guesstimated rate and at one or two additional concentrations both above and below that rate, for a trial of three to five fining levels (Figure 1).

Economists suggested that there was a phenomenon, dubbed the natural rate of unemployment, causing this odd behaviour; when governments try to force unemployment below that rate, then inflation accelerates.The NAIRU is rather like the output gap;; a concept that is useful in theory but very hard to define in practice.

Republicans who oppose the bill said that even at 65percentthethe state would still rank below states that rate 75percentt and higher.

FunNow also screens vendors before adding them to the platform and will delist businesses that rate below 3.5starss.

It is a set margin below or above that rate for a set period – for example, 1% above base rate for five years.

The committee anticipates that inflation over the medium term will run at or below the rate that it judges most consistent with its dual mandate.

Issuers often want to do this because interest rates in general have fallen below the rate that the bond is paying.