Sentence examples for career rate from inspiring English sources

His career rate is once every 14.5 at-bats.

In limited action at the start of the season, he made contact on only 50percentt of his swings, down from his career rate of roughly 74percentt.

On his career rate, and 14 seasons is a fair sample size from which to draw this conclusion, he's due for his next three-figure score in June 2015.

This is nothing new, though, as Paul has never finished lower than sixth in assist percentage in a season, and his career rate of 46.3 percent is the second best in N.B.A. history behind John Stockton.

Once again, though, this is nothing new: Paul has led the N.B.A. in steal percentage in four of the past five seasons, and his career rate of 3.5 percent is the sixth highest in league history.

The 32-year-old Peterson, a nine-year veteran, made 27 of 35 field-goals attempts with the Chiefs last season -- consistent with his career rate of 79.8percentt (170 of 213) since entering the N.F.L. as a seventh-round draft pick of the Giants in 1993.

The top three quarterbacks in career rating in league history are Steve Young, Montana and Kurt Warner.

Manning has a career rating of 70.1 against the Jets, his worst in the National Football League.

They are shoved into a mathematical blender and puréed until out pours a 92.3 (Joe Montana's career rating) or a 79.9 (John Elway) or a 65.5 (Joe Namath).

In the next three games he completed 56percentt of his passes, throwing three touchdowns and four interceptions, and had a passer rating of 67.9 — well below his career rating of 73.2.

Manning's quarterback rating this past season, in both the regular season and the playoffs when he was supposedly healthy, is below the career rating of one Brandon Weeden, the guy the Browns drafted in the first round when he was 28.