Sentence examples for continual rate from inspiring English sources

"Savers have suffered in recent years with continual rate reductions," said Susan Hannums, director at Savingschampion.co.uk.

In contrast, during the earlier "amortization era" (when mortgagors were more likely to borrow at different times, with more substantial down payments, and more continual rates of amortization, without a need to refinance), an equally-sized negative shock to housing prices would likely produce less negative equity and confine it to a smaller set of borrowers.

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Continual tax rate reductions are sure to eventually pass the peak and eventually lead to a reduction in tax revenue collected.

The emissions scenarios analyzed include a global curbing of emissions over the next century (B1 scenario), a mid-21st century leveling-off of emissions (A1B scenario), and a continual increasing rate of emissions over the 21st century (A2 scenario; [19]).

Africa is facing a rapidly growing chronic non-communicable disease burden whilst at the same time experiencing continual high rates of infectious disease.

These results collectively argue that T cells need continual high rates of amino acid uptake to sustain high levels of Myc protein.

Since growing girls grow at different rates, continual readjustment was required.

This potential continual hike in rates could be significant over the next few years, so now is a great time to start shopping around for better CD interest rates and strategize how to take advantage of their expected gradual increase.

Industry regulator Ofwat has praised Trent and others for swallowing extra costs and passing on the benefits of continual record low interest rates  —   which were not predicted at the start of the  current regulatory period in 2010  —   to customers.

A further important concept is the need to adjust insulin treatment prospectively rather than falling into the trap of "reacting to numbers" with frequent between-meal corrections and such continual adjustment of basal rates that it is difficult to determine actual requirements.