Sentence examples for historically rate from inspiring English sources

Historically, rate cuts have done just that.

Historically, rate hikes have not affected subscriber growth, and have also buoyed the stock price in the past.

Historically, rates are still relatively low, largely in response to the policies of the Federal Reserve.

Historically, "rates of literacy [in coastal settlements] were significantly higher than they were inland, just as the incidence of witchcraft accusations was lower, coast dwellers being that much better acquainted with human variety and difference".

What is of particular concern is that the epidemic is on the rise in eastern European countries, where historically rates have been lower," said Dr Zsuzsanna Jakab, WHO regional director for Europe.

Historically, rates of health insurance coverage for young men have been lower than the corresponding rates among older men, but the gaps in coverage have grown wider in recent years [ 28].

And even a rise of one percentage point would still leave interest rates at a historically low rate.

Insurance companies and pension funds also sought the higher returns, called yield, as interest rates hit historically low rates.

In the past year, wages grew 2.6percentt, a historically low rate, according to Labor Department data released Friday.

This historically unusual rate of population aging is expected to reduce employment per capita.

In a state with a historically low rate of violent crime, he ran ads that prominently featured Hispanic gang members.