Sentence examples for drop in rating from inspiring English sources

In addition to a distaste for the recent vitriol, some of which has been directed at him personally, Mr. Lipton also has a practical reason to seek harmony: faculty morale can sometimes influence a university's credit rating, and a drop in rating would make it more expensive for N.Y.U. to borrow for its planned 2 million-square-foot expansion in Greenwich Village.

Purple America: Dropping In, rates this model American city, measured against twelve shared values Purple America discovered from interviews of one thousand diverse Americans across the country.

There was a continual increase in statin use through the course of the study, and by the end of the study the statin drop-in rate was 36% in the placebo patients and 19% in the fenofibrate patients.

Both calculations allow for the effects of an average drop-out rate from active treatment over the course of the study of 10% and a similar drop-in rate of 10% from placebo to open cholesterol-lowering therapy (Table 3).

The drop in rates draws in many more borrowers.

The recent drop in rates is good news for borrowers.

Futures contracts "are pricing in a big drop" in rates in coming months, he said.

The drop in rates "has lit the fire in my business," Ms. Greer said.

That said, a drop in rates should be a slight help to earnings.

That drop in rates is one positive for the economic outlook.

Solicitors and other providers have already seen a 10% drop in rates.