Sentence examples for has different rates from inspiring English sources

Each courier has different rates for different-sized parcels.

It's poorly understood, based on a different definition of earnings to income tax, and has different rates and thresholds, petering out almost completely for the highest-paid.

The only types of cancer for male outdoor workers for which Finland has different rates (higher) from those of the other four countries are the smoking-related cancers: bladder, esophageal, laryngeal, lung, and pharyngeal cancer.

Each city in each country has different rates and costs of living.

Different ethnic groups have different rates of involvement in sports.

All the clock domains on a chip have to communicate, but domains sometimes have different rates.

Just as businesses in the same industry may have different rates of profit, organ procurement organizations — the regional groups charged with managing cadaver organs — have different rates of success in persuading families to part with the organs of their loved ones.

Infants and children may have different rates of absorption than adults because bowel motility is irregular or gastric acidity is decreased.

"There are hundreds of strains of cold viruses, and they have different rates of infectivity," said Dr. Jacobson, an internist and allergist.

Can you tell me whether or not your card is a MC rewards class I, II or III (all of which have different rates)?

Personal income tax rates will rise by one-quarter of a percent, and the state sales tax will climb by 1 percentage point, to 6percentthoughugh each county will have different rates and the average will be 8.9percentt.