Sentence examples for dealing with rates from inspiring English sources

"When you're dealing with rates, you can split differences".

Aguilar, who is replacing an interim general counsel, will lead the PUC's legal division, which represents the agency in proceedings dealing with rates, safety and other matters.

Calculus is high-level mathematics dealing with rates of change.

On January 15, Michaels lived up to his word of "dealing" with Rated-RKO, from his comments the previous week before, when he took out Randy Orton with a con-chair-to after a handicap match against Edge and Orton.

The hopping rate khop,A used here is the rate of an individual hop of species A. Often, however, the hopping rate quoted in the literature dealing with rate equations is the hopping rate of an individual hop divided by the number of sites on the grain.

Those who take advantage of the credit incentives will not just see their rates go down but ultimately as the city becomes greener and there is less storm water to deal with, rates will go down for everyone.

The results indicate that the students were capable of answering question 1 prior to the experiment, most probably because some of our students have dealt with rates in past experiments and were able to extrapolate this knowledge to answer our question.

In particular, Assumption 2.2 ii) seems rather restrictive since it excludes systems with multiple equilibria and suggests that the general theory is more suited to deal with rate-based networks.

Clearly this implementation can be very wasteful of network resources, especially if the reservation is such so as to deal with rate drops from 11 Mbps to 1 Mbps.

Lloyd Blankfein is a trader: he does not really know what is in his balance sheet, cannot articulate one sentence to express an idea and is totally unaware of the way his firm dealt with rating agencies.

A recent review of studies dealing with acceptance rates and subsequent publication rates for biomedical abstracts found a conversion rate, from presentation to publication in full, of around 45% [ 12].