Sentence examples for clearer rate from inspiring English sources
July 23 , 2014RANsquawk (@RANsquawk) Minutes reflect wait-and-see mode at the BoE, QIR Aug. 13th looks more opportune time to provide clearer rate hike indication July 23 , 20149.46am BST The minutes are online here, by the way.
The governor said that as president he would encourage Hollywood to restore a nightly hour of family programming on television and to adopt a clearer rating system.
Tony Cross, market analyst at Trustnet Direct said: It appears that the message from the Fed is becoming clearer: rates will rise but will "normalise" at a lower level than previously expected.
Since the former Liberal National government relaxed clearing controls for "high-value agriculture" in 2012, the annual clearing rate has almost doubled to just under 300,000 hectares.
Policy is accommodative not when interest rates are low in absolute terms, but when they are low relative to the market-clearing rate.
Since workers who want to change jobs face costs and risks, employers may be able to set pay below its market-clearing rate.
The creation of a completely new facility that served all businesses in Mars would mean setting up a shared, central budget for a project that didn't have a clear rate of financial return or could produce measurable business growth.
Tim Seelig of the Queensland Conservation Council said the new Slats figures showed "a high clearing rate is now entrenched in Queensland, and suggested this won't come down without swift legislative action".
And once an economy is at the ZLB, an inflation rate that is 0.5% higher corresponds to a real interest rate that is 0.5% lower more negative, and closer to the market-clearing rate.
The existence of companies like Manhattan Private School Advisors which charges parents $18,500, non-refundable, to help them apply for school places suggests that some schools' fees are well below the market-clearing rate.
TPS, ± dL/dt, resting intracellular Ca2+ level, and intracellular Ca2+ clearing rate were unaffected.
