Sentence examples for in current rate from inspiring English sources

An increase in current rate from 100 to 1000 mA g−1 caused a drop in discharge capacity from about 632 to 325 mAh g−1.

As a result, the discount rate on 90-day Treasury bills fell by 6 basis points, or hundredths of a percentage point, to 7.70percentt; six-month bills dropped 10 basis points, to 7.62percentt, and the rush to lock in current rates for the longer term caused the rate on one-year bills to plunge 17 basis points, to 7.50percentt.

"Everyone should consolidate their loans to lock in current rates," Kantrowitz says.

Competitive retail providers, like NewEnergy or Direct Energy, offer rate plans that allow customers to lock in current rates for all or almost any portion of their usage.

This improvement is associated with an increase in current rating.

Nevertheless, since Nisipeanu is currently rated above Khalifman this didn't affect the strength of a very powerful event which contained (in current rating order) Veselin Topalov, Polgar herself, Ruslan Ponomariov, Rustam Kasimdzhanov, Anatoly Karpov and Nisipeanu.

If you like the safety of government bonds, read Albert B. Crenshaw's column from this past Sunday -- "Losing Interest in EE Savings Bonds". The Treasury Department is going to begin locking in current rates on buyers of new Series EE bonds.

"We look for the best businesses in an industry at a good bargain". Perhaps drawing a lesson from homeowners who have refinanced to lock in today's low interest rates, the Treasury Department has announced it is going to begin locking in current rates on buyers of new Series EE U.S. Savings Bonds.

If we continue to emit in current rates we have only about 15 years left before we have emitted enough CO2 to warm this planet with more than 2 degrees.

It makes sense for investment-grade companies to lock in current low rates, said Ken Fisher, the billionaire chairman of Fisher Investments (and a Forbes magazine columnist).

There is a price to be paid, however, for being able to lock in a low current rate for a number of months.