Sentence examples for dramatically lower rate from inspiring English sources
It reported an average global tax rate of 20 per cent, but with the US corporate income tax rate set at 35 per cent, the figure masked a dramatically lower rate on its overseas operations.
Women have a dramatically lower rate of landing investments in their companies and find it harder to qualify for business loans.
Cells from the C6/36.wMelPop-CLA line displayed a dramatically lower rate of proliferation compared to C6/36 cells at all four time points, suggesting a sustained metabolic cost to Wolbachia infection (Figure 2B).
The argument began with the observation that until late middle age, women have dramatically lower rates of heart disease and cardiac death than men.
Mr. Ryan says he would offset the dramatically lower rates he proposes — the lowest for upper-income individuals since 1931 and for corporations since 1941 —by broadening the base and ending tax loopholes.
Other critics dismiss as far-fetched Mr Cain's claim that his dramatically lower rates would unleash such rapid growth that they would bring in as much revenue as the current tax code.
At the end of May the Germans called off The Blitz, and from then on the UK would be subject to dramatically lower rates of bombing.
Wireless and all other affiliates would be paying market prices, which would not only supply money to build out the networks to residential and business customers, but dramatically lower rates, especially for the low income families and the elderly that funded the wired networks and FiOS through rate increases in New York.
While the Indianapolis 500 posted a higher overnight rating for ABC on Sunday, all four of NBC's N.B.A. playoff broadcasts generated dramatically lower ratings.
· The real unemployment rate is 17.7%, compared to last month's real unemployment rate of 17.8% and to BLS's dramatically lower 'official' rate of 8.8%.
Forest Houses is a different place today, with a dramatically lower crime rate, but violence is still a fact of life.
