Sentence examples for early rate from inspiring English sources

The economy has probably yet to feel the full kick from the early rate cuts, which have a lag period.

One will come from the outlook for wage growth – the weaker the expectation, the less likely an early rate hike will be.

But outside experts, including Nobel prizewinner Paul Krugman, have warned that high levels of debt among many US households would make an early rate rise risky.

Reductions in the state income tax have cost Oklahoma about $1 billion, 75percentt of which came from Henry's early rate cut, according to the Oklahoma Policy Institute.

Combined with the Bank of England's recent optimism about the economy, this has led some commentators to speculate that an early rate rise may be on the cards.

Alex Edwards, head of the corporate desk at UKForex, said: It fuels expectations for an early rate hike from the Bank of England, this despite the dovish tone of the Inflation Report last week.

The early rate-limiting transition states of the three domains are similar in terms of overall structure, but there are significant differences in the patterns of Φ-values.

Winged wheels were an early rating system devised by the Cyclists' Touring Club (CTC), now Cycling UK.

It exerts its action by specifically inhibiting the HMG-CoA reductase, the enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of HMG-CoA to mevolanate, which is the early rate-limiting step in the biosynthesis of cholesterol in the body.

The exploratory data analysis tool, tree deviation, similarly failed to consistently detect very early rate-shifts, though it was not nearly as sensitive to recent rate shifts as was the γ statistic (Figure 3B).

These data suggest that iron is able to modify an early, rate-limiting dimerisation step for (monomeric) Aβ (Viles, 2012), an effect that is redundant for tandem Aβ because of the acceleration afforded by the tethering of the two peptides.