Sentence examples for climbed at a rate from inspiring English sources

Interest, according to Falla and Giraldo, has climbed at a rate corresponding to their success.

It climbed at a rate of 25 feet per second, or 17 miles per hour.

By contrast, the debt of nonfinancial businesses climbed at a rate of 5.9percentt.

It estimated that direct investment in the city by foreign companies had climbed at a rate of more than 10percentt annually from $39 billion in 2002.

In the news media and on myriad Web sites, high-fructose corn syrup has been labeled "the Devil's candy," a "sinister invention," "the crack of sweeteners" and "crud". Many scientific articles and news reports have noted that since 1980, obesity rates have climbed at a rate remarkably similar to that of high-fructose corn syrup consumption.

The drone rose to a flight ceiling of above 3,000 feet, and climbed at a rate that was double that of the first test flight — Aquila ascended at 180 feet/minute, which the team working on the project says was a result of a number of "refinements" made to the Aquila platform as a result of info gleaned from the first test.

In 2004, when home prices were climbing at a rate of almost 10 percent a year — more than four times the increase in rents — the core index would have been over 5 percent had home prices been included.

Bruce Brodsky, Suffolk County director for the New York State School Boards Association, said student enrollment was climbing at a rate beyond earlier projections.

In midcourse, the marathoners will climb at a rate of 51.8 feet a mile, the equivalent of five stories.

The plane, which had a maximum speed of about 26 miles per hour, was at 3,000 feet altitude, climbing at a rate of 28 feet per minute, when it broke apart, Mr. Brown said.

In fact, the company's user numbers continue to climb at a rate that is also increasing.