Sentence examples for bold rate from inspiring English sources

After all, bold rate cuts have become the Fed's hallmark.

The Bank of England's one-and-a-half point cut to interest rates Thursday was as dramatic as it was unexpected in its magnitude (see: "Britian Makes Bold Rate Move").

To control for physiological confounding factors of the BOLD signal, heart rate (HR) and respiration volume per time (RVT) were measured using pulse oximetry and a respiratory belt, respectively, and recorded with Spike2 (version 5.21, Cambridge Electronics Design Limited, Cambridge, UK).

The embarrassment of cutting back rates after a bold rise is something the Swedes and Canadians know all about.

A bold blue Department of Health rating -- which all restaurants in Los Angeles are required to display -- hung on the wall behind him.

Fig. 7 The success rates (bold solid lines) in reproducing experimentally determined protein-bound peptide conformations as a function of ensemble size.

In analyzing data from over 50,000 leaders, my colleague Jack Zenger and I discovered that genuine bold leaders were rated as more effective, had more positive performance reviews, and were more likely to be a high potential leader.

The report, conducted by the military's surgeon general, was released with a bold conclusion: "Suicide rates in the [Canadian Armed Forces] did not significantly increase over time, and … they were not statistically higher than those in the Canadian population".

In America the Federal Reserve has hardly any room left for bold cuts: its target rate is at 1% but the actual rate is lower.

The second reason is that after regrouping, the average time spent near the predator and feeding rate of bold individuals decreased due to food shortage in the bold groups.

Expedia quoted a low base rate in bold, but disclosed the total cost below it in regular type.