Sentence examples for extraordinarily low rate from inspiring English sources

The extraordinarily low rate of charitable giving among the rich offers more evidence.

Robert Greenstein of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities writes that the administration's budget "assumes an extraordinarily low rate of growth in Medicare costs".

The United Nations office on AIDS estimates that the actual number may be closer to 9,400 -- still an extraordinarily low rate of about 0.01percentt.

Here's 15 years of 10-year interest rates: That's an extraordinarily low rate for a very long time — a low rate that persisted, by the way, despite downgrades from rating agencies and a more or less continual flow of claims that Japanese debt problems were going to come home to roost any day now.

"Given the extraordinarily low rate of documented voter fraud in this state, it is far more likely that more legitimate voters will be dissuaded from voting than illegitimate voters will be prevented," he wrote.

"Given the extraordinarily low rate of documented voter fraud in this state, it is far more likely that more legitimate voters will be dissuaded from voting than illegitimate voters will be prevented," the judge wrote.

Since the crisis, the Fed has nursed banks back to health with extraordinarily low rates.

Japan spends a whopping 0.33% of GDP on its fire service, but in return has extraordinarily low rates of damage from fire.

"It makes people so incredibly angry when you are getting up early in the morning, working really hard to try and do the right thing for your family and for your community, you are paying your taxes and then you see people literally in a different galaxy who are paying extraordinarily low rates of tax".

However, they settle at extraordinarily low rates.

Scientists have discovered that deep-sea microbial communities, buried for 86 million years, are still consuming oxygen, albeit at extraordinarily low rates.