Sentence examples for carnage rate from inspiring English sources

Nor for all his stage time is he remotely as affecting as Jessica Hecht in the far smaller role of Brutus's wife, Portia, whose suicide is but one of a number of deaths that push up the play's carnage rate.

Update 2: A February 21 note from Silicon Valley Bank enumerates the carnage: "Auction Rate Securities of all forms are failing at a daily rate between 70 to 80percentt or between $15 to 25 billion".

"Carnage" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).

WHEN THEY GO LOW, TRUMP GOES...WELL, PRETTY LOW - We're going to give this four-out-of-four Pamela Gellers on our patented American Carnage© rating scale.

Whatever the total, the rate of carnage and the concentration of the killing (Rwanda is roughly the size of New Jersey) give it the distinction of being the most ferocious mass slaughter in recorded history.

U.S. interest rates climbed dramatically, but the carnage was felt most in the EM world - especially anything with a foreign currency exposure.

It's an amazing carnage … an industry that had a mortality rate 17 times higher than coal mining.

Already the highest jobless rate of any metropolitan area, the carnage will worsen in 2010, as several still operating auto-related plants are slated to close.

Interbank rates remain low compared with the carnage of autumn 2008, when markets nearly ground to a halt after Lehman Brothers collapsed.

Amid the financial and economic carnage, President Obama retains a 60%-plus approval rating.

At the House Financial Services Committee today, Janet Yellen can expect a tough examination from lawmakers after the financial carnage that has ensued since the Fed hiked interest rates.