Sentence examples for exit rate from inspiring English sources
The UK's exit rate from poverty was 48.6%, second only to Denmark in the EU.
The thermal entry rate coefficient, ρthermal, and the exit rate coefficient, k, were evaluated.
Particle size dependence of the exit rate coefficient is also given.
But the exit rate could prove even higher as only 53% said they would definitely continue in general practice, with another 17% unsure of their plans.
The ONS found that over the period 2009-12 the UK had the highest exit rate out of poverty but also one of the highest entry rates.
America's exit rate from unemployment, at 24% a month, is still far faster than rates in recent decades in France (8%), Germany (6%) and Italy (4%).
Yet as the top chart shows, the entry and exit rate for firms is broadly the same in Europe as it is in America.
Changes in the model's farm structure depend on the exit rate of existing farms in various size groups and the size of newly established farms.
This exit rate increases once they start recruiting.
In 2016, the exit rate for women at Intel was 15percentt while the exit rate for men was 15.4percentt.
